The Woman From Hell

On Sunday, Theo and I woke up early.

Both of us were dressed in black suits for Madam Mathilda's funeral.

The Zimmersons' courtyard was crowded as friends and relatives came to mourn her passing. Everyone looked solemn.

Theo and I went to the hall where the funeral was held to pay our respects. The Zimmerson family stood on both sides of the room. After the visitors had paid their respects, they would walk up to the family members and offer their condolences.

Besides Tory, there was no one else I recognized from the Zimmerson family.

Theo had briefly explained the Zimmerson family's background to me. Mr. Zimmerson

and Madam Mathilda had four children, three sons, and a daughter. Besides the daughter, the three sons had already passed away a few years back. As for how they passed away, Theo was not too sure. However, he did not think they died of natural causes.

The eldest son was their firstborn, so he had always been very strict. He was very successful as well and was an excellent man. However, he fell in love with a woman who had ulterior motives for the Zimmerson family. When he found out, he lost all sense of purpose and lingered in entertainment centers all day.

better when he grew up either. He would go around causing trouble and was a Casanova who

son was not too bad. He had always followed the path that Mr. Harold Zimmerson set for him. However, he had health issues, so even if Harold had plans to hand the family business to him, his fragile body would not allow it. Tory was his son, but he was

a child, but they were all disappointments. All they knew was to party

successor even though he was an illegitimate child. Seline, whom I met the other day, was the second son's daughter. She might look young, but she was already in her 30s. She

man could meet her standards. Hence, she had been staying at the Zimmersons' place for the past few years. Perhaps she planned to live

was that she had

for Tory's mother, she stayed at

of the household, it was certain that no one had once referred to her

she held no title in the Zimmerson family and had suffered as a

father did not like her. She was

reason he brought her in. Otherwise, she never would have had the chance to step foot into the wealthy

hall, Tory

was not pleased with the sight of me, but I was