The Woman From Hell

Chapter 278

Hearing me, his tensed face eased up while his anger dissipated. He walked over with a smile on his face.

I peered up at him and pouted before speaking with righteous indignation, "Theo, I'm very angry right now. I'm very, very angry. I don't know why this is happening but I feel anger boiling inside of me for no reason. I can't hurt myself because I need to protect m y child, so I can only vent out on you. I'm sorry."

After saying those words, I did not wait for him to react and pushed him out the door hard. Then, I locked it from the inside while yelling, "Stand there and reflect on your own actions!"

"Wanda Lane..." Behind me, his restrained growl rang out.

I ignored him and walked into the house, saying to the team of bodyguards and caretakers, "No one is to open that door. Anyone who opens the door will be deducted a month's worth of salary... Let him in after half an hour."

Everyone exchanged glances with each other and looked at me with fear in their eyes.

I ignored them and turned around to go upstairs. I finally got it out of my chest.

However, I was unable to sleep after all the fuss. Hence, I got up and half-lay on the bed to read.

40 minutes later, Theo came upstairs, utterly drenched. Water droplets were still dripping off of his hair.

I was a little stunned, not knowing that it had rained outside. Had he really stood outside the door for half a n hour?

have taken the edge off?" He looked at me, pursed his lips,

to pull a long

head helplessly and went into the

put the book down and felt a

seemed to be the one indulging in this behavior of

bathroom, he glanced at me and said in a deep voice, "It’s late. Get some

of the bedroom without waiting for

linger and refuse to leave the bedroom

to find a suitable sleeping posture. When h e was around, it

I tossed and turned, the stronger the ache in my

lights and found that

He was still working?

were off, but the bedroom beside

the room, the orange bedside lamp looked a little dim. The room was not brightly lit but instead felt a little

bed, Theo lay there unmoving. He must

say that you were working?" I spoke, my tone calm

a word, and his breathing was even. He had indeed fallen asleep. I

on the bed and fell into a warm and firm