The Woman From Hell

Another breezy statement that carried no hint of emotions. It was as bland as though one was talking about the weather.

Tyler lowered his head and chuckled. No one knew why he was chuckling.

After a long time, he failed to hold back his emotions and eventually rushed up to the man.

Before the man could react, he raised his fist and hurled it at the man with great strength. As he was too furious, he did not go easy on his punches. Every hit was hurled with great force.

At first, I thought Susan would stop him or cry out for help, but she did not do anything and merely stood aside. She watched the two men brawl with indifferent eyes.

Theo stood in front of me, lest I was accidentally hurt by Tyler's maniacal attacks.

Seeing that Tyler nearly bashed the man to death, I was just about to cry out for him to stop when Susan finally spoke, "Let him go, Tyler. You can vent out on me if you're angry. He doesn't know anything." Tyler stopped and looked at her with crimson eyes.

He then let go of the man and walked toward Susan.

he spoke with some difficulty, "What exactly do

and I knew that

I was no exception either. However, Susan had ultimately turned into that exception. After years of companionship, he started having expectations toward Susan

Susan the wrong

want to leave him, she would eventually be so hurt by him that she would stop loving him. When Susan saw no hope in him and knew that he would never respond to her in the way she hoped, she broke

to wake up, Susan was bound to leave him one

see the sorrow in Tyler's eyes, Susan took a deep breath and said, "The child's last name is Schuman, so I won't take him away because he's the Schumans' child. The villa that I now live in and the car I drive aren't mine. I won't keep them either. As for the things you sold to me, they're mine because I bought them. Take them as my reward for accompanying you for

common between us to share, so divorce isn't going to be that complicated.

relationship, there seemed to be

say and nothing left to handle but a

the anger in his heart and said in a deep, low voice, "Let's talk when we

else from Susan nor

she helped the man lying on the ground up and asked worriedly,

patted her hand and comforted her. "I'm okay. Don't