The Woman From Hell

When I got home that night, I only saw Caroline's busy silhouette and was puzzled upon my return.

Caroline stepped forward to dispel my doubts.

"Madam, the sir said he won't be coming back for dinner tonight."

My mind turned for a moment before I nodded blankly. "You don't have to cook for me, Caroline." I suppressed my emotions.

Exquisite makeup, fluffy soft hair, long fair legs, and a dress that accentuated my curvy figure. I had deliberately dressed myself up carefully. Looking at myself in the mirror, I nodded with satisfaction.

"Shannon, let's go out for dinner!"

Shannon got ready and came out right after that call.

I wrapped myself around Shannon's arms, a bright smile on my face. We went to a mall, looking at the clothes and shoes that we liked in the stores. Since we were not hungry, we went shopping first but now, we were starting to feel a little peckish.

"Where should we eat? That restaurant from back then? Or somewhere else?"

We were getting confused just from thinking about where to eat!

Shannon frowned. She folded her arms around her chest and thought for a moment. Her eyes suddenly shone, her expression bright. "I know. Let's go check out this Western restaurant. I'm tired of that last restaurant."

We immediately left. Shannon and I arrived at the Western restaurant. The decorations here were gorgeous, and the bright lights filled every corner. The atmosphere was pleasant, and I was amazed! No wonder Shannon recommended that we come here.

The place was huge, and they also had private rooms. However, I figured since there were only Shannon and I and we were not discussing business, we could sit in the main hall.

Shannon began gossiping as we dug in into the elaborate Western fare that was served on the table before us.

"You told me Theo isn't coming back for dinner today. Did you ask him why he didn't tell you that he isn't coming back to eat?"

My heart sank, and I shook my head. "He didn't tell me. He told Caroline."

"Wanda, you'd better be careful. This might show that Theo really is hiding something from you!"

I raised my head, the corners of my

mouth pulling up into a smile. I

replied while pretending not to mind, "No, trust him. He won't hide

anything from me."

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Shannon knew it was useless to convince me seeing how stubborn I was, so she did not try.

Although I said I believed in Theo, my heart was actually drumming inside of me. I also thought Theo had been acting really strange recently, and this feeling was real.

While we were eating, I happened to turn my head and notice the door of the private room in front of me open. I vaguely saw a familiar face

My eyes widened in astonishment. The face only appeared in my sight for just a second.

I tried craning my neck to see if my eyes had been deceiving me. I fixed my gaze on the door of the room, my eyes catching everything.

When the waiter came out, I immediately turned my head and took a closer look.

I would recognize the familiar face and slender figure even no matter the occasion. It really was Theo.

Who was he in the private room with?

Doubts flooded my heart instantly, and I said to Shannon who was opposite me.This content © Nôv/elDr(a)m/a.Org.

"Shannon, I saw Theo in the third private room."

My gaze was fixed on the closed door of the room. Shannon looked over when I said that and was taken aback for a moment.

"Who is he with?"

"I don't know."

Shannon stared at my face. I tried to hide the pain in my heart, and Shannon seemed to understand the doubts I was having.

I was feeling very puzzled, and my mind began conjuring up many possibilities. I was biting my lip.

Shannon's abrupt cry scared me. I looked over in horror, seeing Shannon's appearance.

"Ah! I know who it is."