The Woman From Hell

Chapter 1862



The next day, Nicky and I left for the company separately like what Theo had said.

After last night, I kept feeling a slight prickle in my heart when I looked at the people in Grant Corporation now. I sighed softly as I watched the smiling faces pass by in front of me.

"Wanda, why are you sighing so early in the morning?" Nicky suddenly appeared behind me, patting my shoulder as she asked with concern.

I shook my head. When I saw her, my guilt crept out. "It's nothing. You've arrived too."

"Yeah, let's go up together." "Uh, I'll head up later." Nicky was about to take my hand, but I let go and her hand fell short at this moment. She had a puzzled expression on her face.

Seeing her like this, I hurriedly explained," I have something to do. You can head up first."

"Alright," she replied before heading upstairs without asking any more questions.

The medicine had been replaced, and this was targeted at Grant Corporation and not her. However, Nicky was the one who suffered. It was because I forced her to stay in my home that this happened. Otherwise, Nicky's wound would not have deteriorated. It was all my fault.

I went into the elevator, but instead of going up to the department, I went up to Theo's office.

come up?" Keith saw me

should have handed that matter

of this, I asked him, "Keith, are you looking into how the

was stunned for a moment before he nodded. "Yes,

found anything yet?" I

"About that..."

who had told him not to tell me anything. He did not want me intervening so as to keep anything from

so I just asked, "Is President Grant

"Yes.

go look for

and the moment I went insaw Theo standing in front of the floor-to-ceiling window. He was looking into

My voice echoed

over to the table and

to him and stared

own good, but can know the progress of the matter? If Keith finds any clues, you can at least let him tell me about it,

afraid that you won't be able to control yourself and go and settle accounts with the person

to

swear I won't be so impulsive. Trust me." There was a gleam of affirmation in