The Woman From Hell

Marius held a fruit basket in one hand and a dairy product in the other.

I glanced at the well-prepared gifts in my hand, and then at the person beside me accusatorily.

I liked the warm and kind Madam Klein very much, but thinking about our relationship inevitably left me with a guilty conscience.

"Haha, we're at the door. Let's go in!"

Marius' brows were slightly furrowed, while the corners of his mouth were slightly upturned. His gaze was dodgy, and he had spoken in a relaxed tone as if pretending not to have seen the way I was looking at him. I sighed.

Letting out an exhale, I sorted out my emotions. Narrowing my almond eyes, I put on a bright smile and pressed the doorbell with my slender index finger. Ding dong...

The door quickly opened after that, and Madam Klein greeted me kindly. Her eyes were squinted as she held my arms happily. "Aunt, happy birthday!"

"Wanda, you're here! I'm so happy to have you here. Come in quickly." She took my arm as she said that and guided us in. She suddenly noticed something and frowned slightly, "Why did you buy all these things? You don't need to do that when you come to visit. Come, let me!"

"No, no, no, Aunt. I can handle them!"

"Mom, all these were prepared by Wanda!"

widely with his teeth showing. He brought out

in a reproachful tone, "Oh, Wanda, you don't need to bring anything when you come to my place. Just treat this as your own home. Come, come. I prepared a lot of delicious food!" Countless unfamiliar faces appeared in my sight the

and the corners of

"Ah? Haha..."

I turned away with a pained expression. My mouth was opening and closing, but

are there

looked agonized. His peach blossom

also dumbfounded. He had been completely in the dark about

the matter? Why are the two of you still out there? Come in

and asked when she saw that the two of us still had not come

"Okay, Aunt!"

kept looking at me enthusiastically and began introducing everyone at the party, "Look, this is my son's girlfriend! She's beautiful, sensible,

like her

There was a faint look

from Madam Klein's

On the sofa.