The Woman From Hell

Chapter 276

After getting into the car, I checked the time and it was already ten o'clock at night. It was still raining heavily outside.

I thought about the divorce agreement in the drawer and felt a little upset. Although I was reluctant to go back, this was Whaldorf City, not Salt City. I had nowhere to go. What was more, I did not have any money in my pocket.

I could not help but look out the window and daydream. The world was such a big place yet there was not a single place I could go when I was in a bad mood. It was sad just thinking about it.

After driving for some time, I realized that the route was wrong. Although I was not familiar with Whaldorf City, I knew that this was not the right way home.

I had no choice but to turn to look at Matthew.

He fixed his gaze ahead. "It's too dark now, so it'll be inconvenient for me to send you back. Go to the Zimmers' place to spend the night!”

He looked calm, and his tone was indifferent. I was surprised that he knew what I was thinking about.

Before I could say anything, the car had arrived at the Zimmers' villa.

Left with no other choice, I followed him out of the car. As soon as I entered the house, I bumped into Quinn who was walking downstairs while putting on her clothes. She looked a little nervous.

When she saw me, her anxious expression instantly relaxed. Then, she asked with a puzzled expression," What are you doing with Matthew, Wanda?"

said

turned to me and asked, "Why did you come here without bringing anything?

smiled faintly. "I

and

what to say, I

word and merely poured me a glass of warm water. She sat

but this was really awkward. Fortunately, Theo rushed over in

his composure

when she saw him while muttering under her breath, "Talk it out. She's pregnant. Don't

speaking in a hushed tone, I could still hear her. I bowed my head and sat on

of me, took my hand, and asked in a deep but gentle tone,

stood up and said to Quinn, "I'll be going home now, Quinn. Thank Matthew for

saying that, I got up and walked out of the villa without sparing

me and opened the front passenger door for me. I did not get

side looking at me in silence. In the end, he did not say a word

home, I closed my eyes and did not say a

home in about 20 minutes. When we arrived home, he parked the car and I got down. There were many people standing in the courtyard whom I had not seen before. They were probably the doctors

sigh o f relief,

speak to them and went