The Woman From Hell

Theo was looking at her tenderly the way he used to look at me.

It was just one night. What happened?

Delia looked at me while tugging at Theo's clothes. "There's still someone else here. Theo, tell her what you think."

Hearing what Delia said, Theo turned to look at me. However, there was no longer the deep affection he had in his eyes in the past. Only coldness remained. Although my heart was feeling chilly now, I still held back my emotions and asked, "She said you agreed to divorce me?"

"Yes. Let's get a divorce."

Theo responded to me without having to think before I could even react.

I was taken aback by his quick response and looked at him with disbelief. My faintly widened eyes revealed the disbelief I felt.

My heart was a little confused.

I pulled Theo to the side to avoid Delia, but Delia just stood there looking confident. I lowered my voice, "What's going on? Do you have other ideas?"

"I do indeed have another idea and that is to be with Delia so we can get together and leave." Theo shoved his hands in his pockets, his upright stance making him look a lot more imposing.

He did not seem to be lying judging from that posture.

"You really want a divorce," I whispered.

of this pretend argument to send you the divorce agreement after you left Whalfdorf City, but Delia wanted to see it with her own eyes. So, I asked her to call you

sounded so sincere that I could not catch any cracks that

frowned, still somewhat in disbelief. "Why

I've been bored for a long time. You just didn't notice." Theo turned sideways

eyes like those were once only directed at

looked at Cindy with such

looking at Delia

come for Theo and me. We overcame so many obstacles and experienced so many ups and downs before we were

en

children, but he chose to leave

children to you since I already have another

I even opened my

sentence chilled my heart even

intense. I held back my tears and forced myself to look at Theo. "Theo, I'm going to confirm with you one last time. Do you really

I won't delay in giving you

even thought

sniffled. "Fine, then. We'll get

I picked up my luggage and

returning to the main bedroom, I noticed that the table was filled with Delia's belongings. She was so

out. I went to the guest room, closed the door, and