The Woman From Hell

Theo looked back, then glanced at Stephan and asked in a cold voice, "You are?"

Franky was nonchalant about my rude behavior. "Great wits have short memories, Mr. Grant. How can you forget me so soon? But I understand that an insignificant person like me isn't worth remembering. Ms Lane and I had frequent dealings when we were abroad the last time. I can't believe she has forgotten me. This breaks my heart."

Theo put on a displeased expression but did not lose his temper due to the occasion. He perfunctorily said a few words and sent him and Wiliam away.

He pulled me out from behind him and asked, "You met him when you were kidnapped abroad?'

I nodded. "He's one of Milan's men."

I looked in Franky's direction as I spoke, but he was no longer there. I gazed around me but could not find him.

Theo seemed to have something to ask me, but I stopped him. "Let's talk when we get back. I need to go out for a while."

After saying that, I walked to the spot where Franky was sitting earlier.

people next to

still not able to find Franky. Instead, I

not surprised to see me at all and sarcastically said, "What a

Lane. We meet again."

coldly, "What an unlucky day to

around, I decided to leave. However, Dazaray stopped me like she was a piece of gum. "You look like you're looking for

anything to do with you?" My expression was unkind. "Get

tougher than me. She blocked my way so no one could see me and said arrogantly, "That's not nice of you to do that. We're considered friends who've been through hell together. Is this how you

into

hoping she'll die sooner? Stop insulting the word 'friend', Dazaray. You're least qualified to compare yourself to Shannon and the rest because they'd feel unlucky that way." I thought my words would make Dazaray angry, but

made us go through the surgery that was so detrimental to our bodies? Did you think you can treat it as though it

be insulted by them, and that's why you're able to say

they humiliated me and did nothing. You watched them harm me without doing anything. It's alright if you forgot. But I'll remember it forever. From the moment I came back from abroad, I told myself that if it was