The Woman From Hell

Chapter 280

Keith nodded and left.

Everyone else left the ward as well.

Theo reached out to hold my hand and gently comforted me. "Don't be afraid. I'm here."

"Didn’t you say that you won't be working after we come here and you'll keep me company every day?" I spoke, my voice still trembling a little. When I thought about what had happened earlier, I could still feel lingering fear inside of me.

He got up and sat on the bed, taking me into his arms. "I'm sorry, it’s all my fault. I didn't have plans at first but something came up at the branch office a few days ago so I had no choice but to go and deal with it."

Regret was written all over his face as he stroked my head constantly.

I knew he was not to be blamed. He had his own matters to deal with. I looked at him and said, "Let's go back to Salt City, Theo!"

What happened today was simply too fishy. Not many knew that I was afraid of dogs. Theo had also mentioned that things were slow-moving over here, yet he was constantly bustling about every day.

I suddenly recalled the time he got into a car accident

around. Everything seemed to be replaying. If this went

done

uneasy feeling rising in

very late every day and with a weary expression. His bright and lucid eyes were now dark and dull. The sight of

me every day, not allowing me to step

the hospital, I was finally permitted to be discharged. I excitedly gave Theo a call to pick me up from

phone rang for a long time and no one

downstairs to complete the discharge procedures so we can go home when he comes back." I did not want to spend another minute in the hospital and

day, Mrs. Grant. You're going to deliver any time soon. To be honest, isn't it much

I was with Miss Woods. Not

do it, Mrs. Grant. The doctor said that although you can be discharged now, you should minimize movement for the safety of the baby when you get

I wondered what had happened to Theo and why he was

looked listless too. Although he did not say anything, I could tell that he was hiding something from

tell me much about work-related affairs, nor did I ask. It seemed that it was not as easy for Grant Corporation to branch out

to carry the things t o the car and helped me

the things I should take note of. When we came to the elevator, Miss Zuri's phone rang and she turned around to pick