The Woman From Hell

What happened to Shannon gave me a wake-up call. I kept thinking about what Delia said when I was driving, and the more I thought about it, the more depressed I felt.

I thought of asking Delia for clarification the moment I turned the steering wheel.

The light turned red at the front, and I suppressed this thought with a wry smile while waiting for ten seconds to pass.

I knew it was pointless for me to look for her.

Delia was glib. She would not tell me the truth at all. We would only end up arguing in the end if I went to her at this time.

This was a predictable result.

I felt tired just thinking about it.

The light turned green, and instead of turning, I followed the road back to the apartment.

to the apartment, switched to my slippers, and put my car keys down. I looked up and saw Marius sitting on the sofa in the living room. His dark eyes moved to me from the shining TV. He stood up as if having sensed my exhaustion and helped me to the sofa. He then

the water and asked, "What happened, Sis Wan? You're frowning. Did you encounter something that you can't solve? Why

was not surprised at how observant he was. I sunk back into the soft sofa. Just like Marius said, there was no point in me hiding it. I might as well try to come

on the way home after work this evening. I suspect

his cavalier attitude and rubbed his chin, asking, "You're saying the car accident is not as simple as it seems... Did

head with that question. I sighed. "They got away. They probably

busy one with heavy traffic. Who knew how long we would have to look if we had to go through

over my face "Sis Wan, I'll get someone to look into this. Miss Collins will have someone protecting her, so don't

How could I drag Marius into this?

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my thoughts in order, I immediately refused him. "No. You can't

in my voice startled Marius, but he was also a stubborn one. The more I refused, the

involved anyway?" Marius probed, and he was doing

"You can't."