The Woman From Hell

Marius raised a brow lightly when he heard what I said. "What if you guess is wrong then, Sis Wan?" he asked in a brisk tone.

I looked up at him, my thoughts strengthening. "You just said 'what if.' That proves that I'm right."

Marius laughed out loud and sat upright. "Alright then. I'll tell you who I really am, then."

He stood up and cleared his throat. "Looking at my noble and handsome appearance, it's not hard to tell that my family is prestigious. My family has been in business for several generations, so there's some reason why my company is doing so well now, no? Look at me again..."

"You're the wise, mighty, extraordinary Young Master Klein. But I'm a little sleepy now, so let's stop here tonight." I could not listen to Marius praising himself anymore.

I got up and walk toward the room. Before I even entered, Marius' voice sounded behind me again. "Regardless, I have the power to protect you and the children."

This sentence stopped me in my tracks. I could not see Marius' expression, but it was not difficult to guess that he was wearing an expression of self-confidence at this moment.

I did not turn back but just replied, "I know." Then, I went into the room.

The next day.

I had to go to Cool Breeze Elementary School to pick up Munchkin today, so I left the company early and made my way toward the school.

"Mommy." Munchkin ran to me and dove head-first into my arms.

I caressed the little one's head, my eyes filled with affection. "Let's go home."

was about to lead him to the car when he stopped in his tracks. "Mommy, wait." After saying that, Munchkin looked

shone as

the direction of his finger,

go of my hand

little nose. "Who are you calling

did they become

Marius horsing around, I stepped over and asked Marius, "Why do you know Munchkin

Theo, I often came to

"Munchkin, you..."

you and Daddy got into a

are you calling

Set

call him by his name now.

had never really

attitude

was

even harsher now.

rude. But I can call him

had been thinking of Munchkin since some time ago. He had

sure I had no worries. I