The Woman From Hell

"Ms. Lane is an honored guest of Mr. Hodds. She isn't someone you can meet as you like." The man at the door looked difficult to deal with.

"Unless Mrs. Grant comes out and tells us that herself, how are we supposed to know if you're stopping her from coming out?"

Looking at Keith's righteous appearance at this moment, I simply thought he was ridiculous.

I knew he had been working with Theo and was his confidant, so he was surely involved in helping Theo to contact Alex. Perhaps he even knew all the details.

What I found ridiculous was that he even helped Theo by coming over and demanding to see me, looking not even remotely guilty about it. I was truly impressed. "Mrs. Grant is resting upstairs. It's inconvenient for me to interrupt her. If you want to seek her opinion, then please contact her yourself."

The man standing at the door had his hands behind his back, his expression blank.

I stood in the distance watching everything unfold with a heart as dead as a pool of stagnant water.

I saw Theo's figure from afar yet did not feel a stir in my heart.

Back then, I hoped he would have eyes for me alone. Right now, I hoped he would never see me.

A split second later, the phone in my pocket started vibrating. I knew it was

Keith's call without taking a look.

even wanting

head in disappointment and turning to look at Theo, I felt a little

was afraid of receiving Theo's calls and worried that he would notice me hiding

Theo's gaze did not sweep across the corner where I was. He merely turned

moment he straightened his back, my phone started vibrating

screen. There was still not

'Ms. Lane."

rang out

don't wish to see them, you

turned around. "There must be a back door

followed him into the hospital from the side door. I did not want to see what was going on at the entrance nor listen to

moment, I hoped I had

I chose to turn a blind

saying went, out of sight, out

mind.

the top floor, I went straight to Munchkin's ward. The nurse had come over for an examination earlier and said that Munchkin was doing very well. Seeing his even breathing, I knew he was having a

at the night view outside the window. Theo's car

had switched my phone to silent. When I picked

I stared at the screen, my phone rang once more.