The Woman From Hell

Chapter 270

She took my hand and dragged me straight toward the baby supplies shop. "We'll buy everything that kid will need today. It won’t be easy for you and your large stomach to come out again."

I was not used to her affection and enthusiasm.

We had already prepared a large supply of baby items back in Salt City and had no plans to deliver the baby here at the moment. However, seeing how nice she was being nice, I did not say anything and merely nodded.

I was disinterested as I browsed through the baby supplies aisle with her. On the other hand, she seemed extremely excited as she constantly asked the sales assistant about every item’s price and production, choosing her items with extreme care.

Theo called and asked me where I was.

After telling him the address, I hung up the phone and continued walking behind Quinn, quietly listening to her talk about every product’s possible use. It was odd. She had never given birth before, yet she was very well -versed when it came to baby products.

It was evident that Theo and Quinn were from the same family when you looked at how they both

shopped. They did not even glance at the price tag as they put whatever caught their eye into the shopping cart. In less than an hour, she had nearly bought out all the contents in the shop.

you've already bought almost

I should be resting now, and I felt drowsy as I

and said, "Ah, my horrible

and said somewhat

into a coffee shop. "Let’s have some drinks and rest here for a while before I take you to buy some pregnancy items. Your stomach is growing too fast right now, and you should have more items on standby. Theo is a man, and they’re always less thoughtful. We have to choose

thought we would b e going home after I said I

an aggressive personality when she looked so pleasant and demure. I did not even get the chance

meeting, I did not think it was

me after all these years, and you have no idea how happy I was when that actually happened. I would invite him over every time he came to Whaldorf City, but he always refused the invite and said he was busy. Sometimes, I'd secretly

felt it was not suitable for me to say much more, so I decided to avoid the important and only

her eyes. A long while later, she said, "I thought I'd be nothing more than

when I saw the sadness in her eyes and heard the thankfulness weaved between her grievances. "You have the surname Grant, and you will always be a part of the Grant family. I'm sure everyone back home would welcome you

"I can't go back. My grandmother said that as long as she's alive, I could stop thinking about ever taking a step into

don't you know