The Woman From Hell

Ronny shook his head. "We have no conditions."

I was a little stunned.

"In fact, we don't intend to make any deals with you." Ronny explained, "It's because we know you'll never hand over the custody to us."

"Why did you approach me with conditions earlier then?"

They were clearly the ones who told me to go to a cafe and forced me to make decisions with Munchkin's life.

"That was Mr. Grant's idea."

Ronny did not explain further, but I already understood.

Yeah, why was I such a fool? Theo had already planned everything and kept it from me for so long. How could he expose himself at the very last moment? "Why are you telling me these things now?"

"Mr. Hodds reminded us to be frank with you and tell you everything without reservation."

I sneered. Was this some sort of trick? Not wanting to listen further, I got up. "That's enough. I know enough. I'm going back first."

Ronny quickly got up. "Mrs. Grant, you're not familiar with the

want to walk

what I

end, I chuckled. "Also, address

Ms. Lane next time."

a hint of disappointment, but more of it was rage. I never knew things would turn out

walked out of the cafe and looked at the lights next to me. Everything

was such an adorable child. He was always around Theo. Even I thought

our veins was impossible to change, but human

was so prosperous it was like we were in the city center. It was obvious how much money

Hodds Corporation, but from what Ronny was saying, this piece of property was just a piece of private property that Alex owned. To put it bluntly, the buildings were built just for fun. It was clear that Theo had earned a substantial amount from the eight

selling strawberries, and my mind flashed back to the time in Zenon where Munchkin and I plucked strawberries together on the tiny balcony. We

a deep breath and made a silent decision in my heart to not hand over Munchkin's custody. I would take

Theo's way of doing things, I realized I was

it was this sense of

back to the hospital, I heard a

saw Theo's car at the entrance of the hospital even

him. In front of him,