The Woman From Hell

The students passing by looked at Marius and whispered among themselves, discussing his outstanding appearance while expressing their lack of understanding toward my behavior. Why was he following right behind me chattering endlessly away and still looking all cheerful?

On the other hand, I did not reciprocate him, not even half-heartedly.

"Well, I'm very easy to satisfy. I don't ask for much."

Marius continued exaggerating his own achievements, and I cut him off after coming back to my senses. "Our work isn't over yet. Aren't you taking credit too soon?"

I finally managed to focus, but just when we were about to leave Whaldorf University, we bumped into Delia. I wondered if this degree of coincidence could be considered luck or misfortune. "Wanda, I didn't expect us to meet here. It's truly a pleasant surprise."

I did not know what she meant by that.

As it turned out, her ordinary greetings could be so hateful. Marius could not help but shoot back, "How shameless can you be? Are we so well well-acquainted? Why did you come up to us all friendly? I wasn't aware Theo's taste was getting lower and lower." I was at the side listening when Marius said all this.

Delia's gaze upon us instantly became meaningful. "I didn't mean to bother you. If there's nothing else, I'll take my leave first."

"Hey, what do you mean by that? I don't mind it but..."

The previous scandal between me and Marius was well-known to everyone. Even though we made a public explanation, the truth was still being distorted and used until now.

front of Theo. However, she was not shying away at all from confronting me now. There was even a slight smile on the corners of

hostility, she was still wearing a look of indifference until I tentatively asked, "President Klein and I came

Grant told me not to laze around in the house all the time and that I should go

third party, but she

she said

not something that ordinary people could

had not fully uncovered

up with a friend, but I didn't expect her to have been

good thing.

seemed to

of Delia's the moment they were uttered, and even

of you since owe you, but isn't he going too

you think what you're doing to me is

was completely speechless. I thought about the important business we had and did not want to disrupt our upcoming plans

anymore, we continued our way in the

still talking about how

could not be soft-hearted

with a person