The Woman From Hell

I pushed open the door and went out!

"Alright, stop thinking about all those sad stuff. Come and have some supper. I prepared your favorite crawfish myself. I guarantee it's delicious!"

Marius was back to how he usually was. He no longer possessed the urge from before to seek Theo out for a talk.

"I'm sorry. I might have been a little hasty when I spoke just now. I hope you'll disregard that." There was some awkwardness to my words, even more so shame since he had acted out of care for me.

"Oh, Sis Wan. There's nothing between us that can't be forgiven. Hurry up and come eat. Let me know how you find it. I had to drop by many places before I finally found it!" Marius said as he peeled a crawfish for me, his tone light. I was only able to eat supper with him with ease seeing him like this.

Even though I was still sad the next morning, I still had to show up at the company. Life must go on.

As usual, I arrived at Green Orange. Just when I pushed open the office door, I saw Theo in my seat.

I had already had my emotions in check, but the moment I saw Theo, anger instantly surged in my heart. Seeing his ethereal face especially infuriated me.

"What are you doing here?! Get out! I don't want to see you now!" I said to Theo while looking at him coldly.

I had never spoken to Theo with such a gaze or tone before, even in the past.

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at me with no

slightly as I let out a

whatever happened between Delia

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a bit of time."

Again, Delia! Hearing this name pissed me

want to explain? What's there to explain? That child is

involuntarily. I did not wish to shed tears in front of him, so I held them back. "Don't tell me that you don't actually want the

if you don't want it, will Delia agree to an

to it? Take it in to live with us? Did you consider all

asked a few questions, but Theo was

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in my eyes. Wiping them away, I sniffled and tried

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