The Woman From Hell

Thus, under everyone's watchful gazes, I led my ex-husband into a private room.

This was the outcome I wanted, which was for everyone to see me talking with Theo alone.

Upon entering the room, I closed the door and then went to the window to draw the curtains.

I turned back and saw Theo sitting on the sofa with his legs crossed. He was looking at me calmly with a slight smile on the corners of his mouth...

...

After an hour-long conversation, someone finally could not wait anymore and came smacking the door of the room.

"Wanda, what on earth do you have to say to Theo? It's been an hour. Get out here!"

Delia's voice boomed outside the door as it trembled under her hand. It was as if she was about to run the door down.

I glanced at the door of the room before turning my gaze to Theo. "Your fiancee still has quite the temper."

"Let's go out."

I fished out a lipstick from my bag and fixed my lips. I might have lost the battle, but I would not be underestimated. I stood up leisurely, went to the door, and unlocked it. The moment the door opened, Delia rushed in, almost falling down.

think you can afford it if I were to fall and

got too excited, Miss Owens. You can't pin it on me even

look at her!" Since Delia could not get one over me, she started whining to Theo

Theo's arm while at the same looking at me proudly as

shrugged, paying her

following behind Delia closely. He came to stand

okay. Chatting with

Grant was a pleasant

said deliberately in a

tone as I

glance at Delia.

hold herself back and tugged at the corner of Theo's clothes, asking, "What were you

could

interjected, "President Grant, this

great importance.

secret between

about? Theo and I don't keep secrets between the two of us." Delia raised her head and straightened her chest with a confident expression. She them looked at Theo, who was next

seconds of silence, "It's really not a matter other people

smiled, perhaps a little

embarrassed on the spot, was obviously unhappy. Yet, she could only swallow her anger. "Theo, I'm