The Woman From Hell

Chapter 1068

I tagged along. When we got to the washroom, Shannon had already helped Elena out. It looked like she had fallen quite badly.

Shannon looked at me and said, "She seems to be suffering from a fracture and may need to go to the hospital.”

When I saw that Elena’s eyes were red as though she was holding back tears, I looked at Theo and said, "You should take her to the hospital. We still have things to d o later and can't take her there."

Shannon widened her eyes, then looked at Theo as she said somewhat grumpily, "I have nothing to do. I can take her there." "No," Elena spoke, her voice a little choked a s she looked very aggrieved. "It's not that serious, really. I can go to the hospital myself."

Theo's gaze fell on me, but I pretended to not see it. I reached out to tug Shannon's sleeve, saying indifferently, "Come with me to the company. Just let Mr. Grant take Ms. Mandez to the hospital.”

Shannon frowned. "M-Mr. Grant?"

Theo sneered and retracted his gaze from me. He picked Elena up and left.

"Wanda Lane!"

so angry she was about to tear up. "Are you sick in the

tremendously suffocated and spoke in an icy voice, "We have nothing to do with each other

as she said, "How is i t that you have nothing to do with each other? You're legally husband and wife. Who are you

o do with

He loves you very much. Don’t you know that? Don't you think you’re too ungrateful for pushing away a man who loves you so much? Don't you think you’re too selfish and heartless t o hurt someone who loves you

froze, my mind was

looked at me with a gaze full of disappointment. "I suddenly find you frightening,

walked away after

is my business, Shannon. You

it's your business. I, as an outsider, have no reason t o be this mad, but I'm only human. Since

pause, "I liked you very much from the moment we so tacitly escaped together without exchanging a single word. From the time we survived in the forest together, up until the time you figured out how to rescue us from Milan, I've always thought of you as a brave woman who has an exceptional sense of justice. I thought we shared the

that her eyes were red, I froze."

different from what I imagined you to be. Also, you’ve