The Woman From Hell

Chapter 1751



After I pulled Susan away from that depressing environment, I took her to a quiet bar.

She merely ordered a beverage that had low alcohol content and drank it in small sips.

Initially, I thought she would get drunk due to Tyler's heartlessness, but I did not expect Susan to be so calm.

When she noticed the slightly confused look on my face, she smiled lightly, "You think I should be very upset and drink more than this. Am I right?"

I was a little embarrassed when she saw through my thoughts. "Susan, I..."

She waved her hand with an indifferent expression. Her slender fingers raised the beautiful tall glass, and she drank the alcohol in one gulp, leaving only a drop that slowly dripped down the side of her mouth. That added a bit of charm to her.

With the lights flickering about, Susan's eyes were blurry. Her cheeks were slightly flushed as she said, "Before I had a kid, perhaps I would've indulged in such a way. Now that I have someone to worry about, I can't do that for the sake of the kid."

always

Tyler did not try

your plans?" I asked softly while

leave. As I thought of this, I continued to ask her, "Do you really have to leave?" Leaving Whaldoif would be equivalent to avoiding Tyler and

for me to go. With the Schuman family's background, they won't accept a woman who came from a slum, so I can't be with Tyler anyway. I'd have to leave sooner or later. It's just

to see things so clearly already. Susan had wasted 10 years of her youth on a man, but in the end, she gained nothing just because of her background. It

kept trying to make her stay. "Just stay here. Whaldorf City is huge, and there are many ways to make a living. Plus, the

"Remember the man you met last time? He's very kind to me. Although he's an ordinary person, he doesn't dislike me for my background and doesn't care that I have a kid. I believe that I'll be very happy

enough match for Susan when he stood beside her. Nheless, he won in terms of caring

loved her was a good option as

up

nodded and slowly replied, "His hometown.

gaze, it

a great journey." I raised my cup and saluted

"Thank you."