The Woman From Hell

Chapter 632

He frowned, sounding a little powerless. "Why are you so stubborn? Things have happened and there's no use putting up a fight anymore. Have you ever thought about Munchkin's future when you're pushing all of us away like this?"

I raised my eyelids and looked at him, feeling very indifferent. "Yes, things have happened and all I want i s to just cool off all by myself. What's wrong with that?"

He was stunned and momentarily speechless.

After a very long time, he sighed and said helplessly," Okay, I'll give you time to cool off."

I came to Whaldorf City because firstly, I needed to perform the handover. I had to finish what I started and leave only after the handover was done. Secondly, I wanted to bid farewell to Carlson and Yvonne. I was going to Zenon permanently and would probably not come back anymore unless something happened.

They had taken such good care of me and treated me a s their own, so I could not leave without saying goodbye.

The next day, I went to the Schumans' residence.

had said something to them, hence they did not question me anything regarding

take Munchkin to Zenon. They merely reminded me t o take care of myself and the child, as well as to inform them if I

them my address in Zenon and accepted their offer to send someone over to take

after purchasing it last time. It had been a very long time, yet there were no hiccups when I moved in with the

house was not very big. It was a two-story house with four rooms. There was a platform connected to each house, so each house had a yard. After decorating the yard and adding several plants, I knew this would make for a

a renowned retirement city. After living in a city like this for a period of time, I adopted a great change in mindset and attitude. As time passed, I became more cheerful

Three years passed.

attend kindergarten. He had grown from being a

picking him up from the kindergarten at night, h e went to the yard to play after dinner. He was at a playful

years was indeed hard. When I first moved here, Munchkin was still not used t o the place and would often cry in the middle of the night. I was not able to coax him no matter how I tried. One time, I cried with him, and when he saw me crying, he

I said to him, "Honey, Mommy is going t o work. Work is hard, but if

kindergarten, Mommy would not be able to work and we would