The Woman From Hell

Chapter 121

"Wanda, can't you talk nicely?" Theo spoke. His facial expression looked terrible.

I turned to look at him and smiled. "President Grant, you're right. How dare I not talk nicely? Otherwise, if President Grant is unhappy, I might lose my life with just one push." Ccontent © exclusive by Nô/vel(D)ra/ma.Org.

"You..." He looked at me. At last, he fell silent but still looked extremely unhappy.

Cindy, who was standing beside, said, "Wanda, don't blame Theowy. I'd like to apologize to you on behalf of him..."

"I'm tired. Can you please get out of here!" I refused to hear another word from Cindy and drove them out. Then, I turned around, unwilling to even look at them.

Cindy still wanted to talk, but she was dragged out of the ward by Theo.

I felt depressed all of a sudden when I saw them leave. Despite having survived the fall and operation, I was sad.

I stayed in the hospital for the next few days, living a life of isolation. No one knew that I was in the hospital.

I watched the news every day, so I was still able to know what was going on outside.

For example, Xander held a press conference and admitted he was in a relationship. Yes, he did it to clear my name. He pretended to have a girlfriend and said she was not in the entertainment industry.

Although he had managed to clarify the matter regarding him being involved with a rich madam, news of him being in a romantic relationship still affected him badly as he was a celebrity, after all.

He was defamed every day. Some fans even began to turn their backs against him, creating a controversy out of i t.

It seemed that Tyler had also moved to Salt City to develop his career. Although he had not come looking for me these days, I knew it was impossible for me to escape him.

After Cindy found her parents, she returned to her new family and earned herself a high status. She began her new life as a princess. Now, there was no need for her to buy fame anymore. Her name would be on the trending list every day.

In short, a lot of things had happened but I was not concerned about any of them.

All those matters were somehow related to me, but I had no interest in worrying about them.

I had been in the hospital for almost ten days. After counting the days, the baby was almost four months old. The baby bump was showing now. The doctor said the baby was incredibly lucky after experiencing many ups and downs. The baby was still growing healthily. It was a blessed child indeed.

However, every time I looked at my baby bump, it was hard for me to be happy. I had been thinking of getting an abortion all this time. There were many times when I thought that it was the child's fault that I ended up like this. If it had not been for the baby, I could have divorced Theo and live a life of my own.

I knew I had psychological issues and I was mentally ill. However, there was no way to stop me from overthinking.

Miss Woods would deliver meals for me, and Theo also came to visit me every day. Even so, every time h e came, we would either fight or I would completely ignore him.

Slowly, he started visiting less and less.

I grew even more lonely and quiet. Many times, I would just sit on the bed for the whole day. Without saying a word, I would just space out.

Today, I was finally discharged from the hospital. After Theo handled my discharge procedures early in the morning, he fetched me back home.

When we were on the road, I felt like I was in another world. After staying in the hospital for more than ten days, it turned out that I was no longer used to busy and packed roads.

I closed the window, keeping myself isolated from the hustle and bustle outside the car window.

Theo shot me a sidelong glance and said nothing. He quietly switched on the air conditioner, sped up a little, and drove away from the city.

It was breezy and the scenery was beautiful in the suburbs. Theo rolled down the windows and slowed down the car. He intended to let me enjoy the scenery.

I looked at the beautiful scenery outside the window, and my thoughts were drifting far away. I mumbled," Theo, I don't feel like myself anymore."

Ever since the day I met him, I slowly began to lose myself as I fell for him. From the very beginning, there was tolerance and grievances. Then, there was selfishness and paranoia. Now, there was indifference. How did I end up like this?

The calmness, elegance, and magnanimity that I once possessed were all gone.

Theo shot a glance at me with his profound gaze, his brows slightly furrowed. He said in a deep voice." You’ve been working too hard, which is making you feel depressed. Stop thinking about your work. Just wait for me to finish handling the matters at hand, then I'll take you out for a walk."