The Woman From Hell
Chapter 1152

Chapter 1152

Theo nodded and looked at me, saying, " Open the door."

Open what door?

Theo looked at me like I was dumb. I said a little speechlessly, "How am I supposed to know the password of your house’s front door?"

“Your birthday," the man said faintly.

Noticing that Elena was staring furiously a t me, I felt that Theo was doing it on purpose.

I took a deep breath and forced myself to calm down. I then walked over and keyed i n my birthday.

As expected, the door opened. Theo looked at Elena and mildly said, "You can go in now."

There was a pavilion in the courtyard. The sun was just right at this time of day, and it was not too warm. It was perfect for discussing affairs inside the pavilion.

Theo led us to the pavilion, and just as I was about to sit down, he said to me, "Go and make some tea. There are fruits in the fridge. Cut some and bring them over too.’

I frowned. While pointing at my nose, I asked unsurely, "Are you sure I should do : t?”

Theo asked with a faint smile, "Is there a problem with that?”

Of course!

I was here to discuss business projects, not to be his errand girl.

Elena took a glance and elegantly stood up, saying, "Maybe I should do it, Mr. Grant? W e should give Ms. Lane a break. Have your meal and see if the food I made today suits your appetite.”

"Let her do it!" Theo insisted. "She's more familiar with the environment here."

This was my first time stepping into his house from the time he moved in. How could I possibly be familiar with the place?

Although Elena was still wearing a smile o n her face, it was clear that it looked less natural now.

I thought Theo was doing it on purpose. If I did not do as he told, then he was certainly not going to let it drop so easily.

I gave up saying anything at all and turned around to walk toward the villa.

A password was required to enter the door o f the villa. I turned to look at Theo as he sat in the pavilion.

There was still some tacit understanding between us. Without needing me to say anything, he quickly said, "Our son's birthday."

My heart trembled. Those words touched m e greatly.

After keying in Munchkin’s birthday, the door opened as expected.

This villa was not very large. Both the indoor and outdoor areas only amounted to 3,229 square feet. For ordinary people, however, this was considered a luxury house.

Though for Theo, this was the smallest of all his properties. However, this villa was warmly decorated. The main color scheme was no longer his favorite black and white but a warm yellow tone.

The furniture was not the custom-made leather that he loved but light blue fabric. There were many photos of Munchkin and me hanging in the living room, many of which I had never seen before. I did

not know when he took them either.

There were several photos of him and Munchkin. They looked like they were taken after I left Whaldorf City.

I did not know how to explain this feeling, but it was not good. After rubbing my slightly sore eyes, I realized that I was crying.

I took a deep breath and retracted my gaze from the photos. I walked quickly into the kitchen.

After finding the tea leaves, I started boiling water. In the process of waiting for the water to boil, I took out some fruits from the fridge.

After making tea and cutting the fruits, I brought them out of the villa.

Theo sat in the pavilion and was lowering his head to read the papers. Elena sat on one side, hesitating to speak to him.

I noticed that the lunch box on the table had been opened but the contents were untouched.