The Woman From Hell

Chapter 53

I thought I could bear it, but now I realized I really couldn’t. Sering him made me sick. Every time he spoke, the scenes from the recording replayed in my mind. I just couldn’t take it anymore.

“Open the door firsi. Let’s talk.” He remained adamant and continued to knock on the door from outside. His voice was colder than before.

“I don’t want to talk to you, and I sure as hell don’t want to hear your voice. Please stay away from me, okay?” I wasn’t completely out of energy. I crouched in the corner with my head in my hands and let the water pour off my head..

Wanda, there’s a limit to my patience,” he said through gritted teeth.

I was on the verge of breaking down.” There’s a limit to my patience as well!” I yelled. “I told you to leave! Don’t you understand human language?”

He said nothing further, but there was a loud crash from the door.

He managed to break the lock to the door with his body, and the door opened with a bang. He walked in with a cold and gloomy face

helplessly i n the

slowly dissipated as he stood there staring

inaudible sigh and turned off the shower. He found a dry towel and

wanted to wipe the water off my face with a

away, pulling myself even further away from him and shouting, “Stay away

holding the towel, froze in mid-air. A cold and sharp aura flashed past his black eyes before it faded away. He asked in

buried my head in my hands. I suppressed the pain in my heart and said, “Theo, let’s get a divorcel We’ll go through the procedures tomorrow. I really can’t stay in the same space

little, instantly turned angry. He stood up, threw the towel on the sink, and

and looked at him. “I’ve always been wrong. I

me out of the bathroom before I could finish my sentence. He Eucked me under the covers and covered my body with

saw that my expression had finally eased and that my body was no longer trembling, he dragged a chair over and sat in front of m

was very calm and his voice was gentle

all his patience today! I said, “Theo, there is no love between

his serious gaze, “What is