The Woman From Hell

Chapter 51

“Thewwy, I like you. I have always liked you. Ever since we met in middle school, I swore that I would marty no one but

It Was Cindy’s Wikce

“Cindy, I am already married.” Theo’s valce slurred and sounds like he was drunk.

Then I’ll wait for you to get a divorce. Anyway, Dad and Mom entrusted me to you, and you’ll be my pillar of support for the rest of my life. Moreover, you said that you don’t love her and like me. After you get a divorce, I’ll marry you and carry sons for you.”

Theowy.”

My heart was in so much pain that I couldn’t breathe. I wanted to cover my ears with my hands to prevent myself from hearing those sounds, but my hands were tied so tightly that I couldn’t move.

I shook my head frantically, trying to get rid of the sounds, but they always echoed in my ears and I couldn’t shake them

Who on earth wanted me to hear all this and torture me like this?

couldn’t hold it in anymore and started vomiting like a fountain. In the end, I even vomited bile, but still, I

Cindy’s relationship, and I could imagine what they would do when they were together. However, I never thought that I would personally hear them making

worse than having the

finally stopped. My body seemed to be drained

in my heart started to cause it to crack. My heart seemed to shatter into a million pieces, and it was as painful as Lens

scene doesn’t

standing at. the side

resisted the urge to retch and glared

would be capable of such

has heard a good show.” He laughed out loud, looking extremely wretched. He was a completely different person from the business elite he had looked like when he first

detours, surely they did not just plan on torturing me with

is indeed a smart person. I like it.” The businessman smiled proudly. “I heard that Mrs. Lane is looking for an ambassador for the Grant Corporation’s new product these few days.

want to.” Without even thinking I refused, I sneered, “I don’t care who sent you. I won’t be threatened

told me ila da ihuis without any Worries. I believed that he

a moment, staring at me steadily: “What if I said I