The Woman From Hell

Chapter 855

"I guess.” The man let out a very dashing smile.

I coldly snorted. "You're taking your undeserved gain for granted."

Theo smiled and said no more.

After grilling another plate of food, he handed it to me and said, "It's a holiday today. I thought you would be thinking about Cassey since you’re always together, but you’re actually worried about Susan instead."

After swallowing the food, I picked up the glass of water and said, "Do you believe in doppelgangers?"

He raised his brows, not saying anything. He was clearly waiting for me to finish my sentence.

"Cassey and Cecilia are very similar. She shares Cecilia's enthusiasm and straightforwardness. When I'm with her, I sometimes have the illusion that Cecilia is still around."

I looked up at him and saw him listening attentively t o me. I continued, "Susan is more like me. She has low self-esteem and is stubborn. Perhaps because we’re so alike that I can empathize with her situation and condition, that's why I always can’t help but want to take care of her."

To be precise, Susan was more like my past self. I

knew the pain of waiting and the desperation of wanting to hold on even though I was obviously head over heels in love.

I noticed that Theo was unmoving. I looked up at

glow in his dark pupils, I was

his voice low and restrained. "I'm sorry. There are certain things that I won't allow

his heartbeat, I realized in hindsight

sighed. "Theo, I didn't mean to blame you by saying those things. Don't think too

his voice low and

to remind oneself of how painful it used to be but to

corners of her mouth gently

and Grayson had seemingly sensed something and looked in our direction as

sudden awkward atmosphere and quickly pushed Theo away. "There are people around. Behave

chuckled. "We’re legally married. Isn't it normal for us to

rolled my eyes at him and turned around

a hole if others kept watching

the kitchen and wondered what dishes I should bring to

I had no idea what she disliked eating, so I gave her a

answered very quickly. Susan’s hoarse voice rang out in my ears. "Happy New

"Happy New

a pause, I asked, "What do you