The Woman From Hell

Chapter 257

His arms were crossed in front of his chest as he looked at me and waited patiently for my answer as if he had all the time in the world.

I finally heaved a sigh and surrendered. "Tyler Schuman, like me, was adopted by our mother. We have been living together for more than a decade; he’s like a brother to me. However, something happened a few years back, and he left home. Ever since then, I lost contact with him. It was only recently that I got back in touch with him when we bumped into each other at Rosella City.”

I avoided the main point and spoke only about vague events, briefly walking him through our past.

He began with a poker face. "It all sounds so lovely, huh? Reuniting with your childhood sweetheart? Do you regret not meeting him earlier?”

Anger surged through my veins. I raised my voice. “I told you, he's my brother. That's all there is to it!”

"Wanda, do you think I’m stupid? If he's just a brother, why didn't you tell me about him earlier? And do all brothers act so snuggly and cuddly around their sister?" He squinted at me and sneered.

"The only reason I didn't tell you was because I didn't feel a need to. As I've already said, something

happened between us and I have more fear than affection toward him. I've already said I'm sorry for today-I know I was in the wrong, and I can admit to that, Theo. Anyway, it's getting late and you should eat. I'm going back to the room."

that all I wanted to do was get out of there. I was afraid staying would only push me past m y limit. There was no other choice-I had to leave before my emotions took control of me

Are you seriously apologizing to me with this attitude?" he roared at me from behind. I

washing up, I lay in bed and stared blankly at

in about half an hour later. He stormed in with a displeased look on his face, and he simply stood still for a bit, briefly looking at me before turning into the bathroom. It was obvious he was still upset, just like I was, but it was

I sighed again. I had been wearing my emotions on my sleeve lately, and it was not helping m e in any situation I was involved in at all. I knew for a fact I should not be acting this way, but I just could not seem to overcome it. If this

thoughts were running wild in my head, Theo stepped out of the shower, toweling

a bruise that spanned a good few inches. It started at his shoulder and stretched all the way down to his back-the spot where I hit him yesterday with my bat. I wondered if I

it hurt a good

of bed and rummaged through the storeroom until I found the first aid kit. By the time I fished out the vial of medication and returned

him and ordered, "Turn

surprise, he glanced up

it needs embrocation. Let me help you with that." I met his eyes and found myself incapable of fending off the

you were?!" He tossed a glare at me, but

and

on the inside?" I asked between

me fixedly in the eyes. “Did that question not pop into your head when