The Woman From Hell

How could I not know that? But in the end, I still hoped that Susan would not just give up on Tyler like that.

I could not fight back the urge to fall asleep. It was only until Theo carried me into the bedroom and placed me on the bed did I wake up in a daze.

I wrapped my arms around his neck and rubbed my face on his chest, saying wearily, "I don't know why I'm so tired lately and can't seem to wake up. I feel listless every day."

Theo was taking off my coat when he paused in his action. He lowered his eyes to look at me, his eyes filled with a hint of delight. "I'll take you to the hospital for a health check-up tomorrow." "There's no need for that." I decisively refused because I thought it was unnecessary. "The hospital isn't a good place to go to. There's no need to go there if it's just a minor thing."

Theo kissed my forehead and said with a smile, "We need to perform a body check once every year. Since you haven't done one yet, you might as well treat it as a health check-up." "Alright then."

Since he insisted that I get a health checkup, I had no reason to refuse.

When he had helped me change into my pajamas, I lay in bed and was so dazed that I planned to just go to sleep. However, I had not washed up yet, so I tried to fight off sleepiness and get up. Just go to sleep." Theo pressed me back down on the bed.

I did not want to get up anymore this time and gave in to drowsiness. I fell asleep.

the next morning, I took a look and found that it was winter today. That meant that Whaldorf City's weather had completely chilled by

hospital to get a health check-up, hence he woke up very early

on the sofa in the living room, yawning constantly because

I still so sleepy when I slept

bowl of oatmeal. He poked his head out from the kitchen.

that even my tears rolled

at the foggy weather, I kind of did not want to go out

the kind of coldness where no

apron on. He asked with a smile, "Do you want to have some

just have some oatmeal. Since we're going to the hospital, let's take Munchkin there for a check-up too. Fortunately, traffic won't be very heavy if we depart from the Louises' place." "Sure." Theo walked over and pulled me

him and entered the dining room. I sat lazily on the chair, waiting for

It's a little hot," Theo