The Woman From Hell

Early the next morning, I went to Marius' place unrelentingly.

The smell of beer greeted me the moment I entered the room. I knew then that Shannon had not woken up.

Marius leaned against the door. He looked at me while brushing his teeth. "I called you before you came. There's nothing I can do."

He bit his toothbrush and spread his hands wide. His helpless appearance was rather amusing.

Seeing that Shannon was still sleeping soundly, I could not bear to wake her up. I decided to let her sleep for a while more.

"I've put breakfast on the table. You can eat after you wash up. We'll let Shannon sleep a little more."

She must definitely be suffering after drinking so much.

Marius washed up and got changed before coming out of the bedroom. He pulled the chair opposite me out and sat down. "Shannon, drunk as she was, kept cursing Jordan last night. That's her husband, right?" Cursing Jordan?

I frowned. "That's not right. They're such a loving couple. Even if they did argue, Shannon wouldn't be like this."

I heard a sigh. Marius was shaking his head. "I'm afraid it's not that simple. I heard something about him having an affair and cheating..."

"Jordan cheated?!"

eyes widened as I screamed

not something

no movement for a moment, he pulled his hand away and put a finger to his lips, signaling for me to whisper. "Sis Wan, don't be so agitated. I just heard

my lips and finally said, "We'll ask Shannon after

"Alright."

up a bun from the table and

could not taste anything. I was thinking about what Marius

could not believe Jordan would do anything that would disappoint

the clock, and it was about time. I went into the room again and got Shannon out of

sleepy. "Let me sleep for a while more. I'm so

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be too late for

dragged her off the bed and stuffed into her hands the change of clothes I had brought. "You

an hour later, I heard the shower in the bathroom being twisted shut before

back. I'm so hungry. Let's see what delicious

nothing like the person who got drunk last

was suspicion on his face as well. From