The Woman From Hell

Chapter 1841



At night, I lay in bed as I listened to Theo talk on the phone from the balcony.

I had to admit that his foreign pronunciation was very comfortable to listen to.

However, seeing the tight frown on his brows made my heart clench. Although I could understand the language, I could only hear the words intermittently. It merely left me feeling confused. When I saw the frown on Theo's face grow deeper, I grew even more worried.

Could it be that something went wrong with the previous oversea project?

After a while, Theo walked in from outside and saw me staring at him with a big pair of eyes. He could not help but chuckle and asked, "Have you been staring at me the whole time?"

I nodded slowly, then got up and looked at him with my legs crossed on the bed "I noticed the look on your face earlier. Did something happen to the foreign project?"

Theo shook his head. 'They want to change some details, but I rejected them."

to change the details of the contract

it. Rest assured, we've signed the agreement from an earlier time, so if they breach the contract, they'll have to pay a large amount of

allowed me to let go of the

Mm. That's good, then."

arms around me and put his chin on my head. "By the way, I called to ask Jenny earlier, and she said that with the extent of Director Doyle's wound, the scar isn't permanent. It just needs

just a matter of

heaved out a sigh of relief. "That's good. If the scar on Nicky's face doesn't go away, I'll feel guilty

Don't worry too much. Even the doctor said

gradually calmed down. I could not remember when I fell asleep. By the time

must have headed over to the

I truly wondered how Theo maintained his mental state. He would stay up late almost every day yet get up so early in the

downstairs, and Nicky just happened to be coming down. When she saw me, there was a bright smile

"Morning."

eyes subconsciously drifted to the scar on the right side of her face. It seemed unrecoverable even though she had used

Wanda?"

your face isn't permanent. It's merely a matter of