The Woman From Hell
Chapter 1372

Amelia's mother was surprised. When she finally responded to what I said, she said joyfully, "Thank you, Mrs. Grant. Thank you so much. We owe you our lives." Once the call ended, I transferred the money to her bank account.

It was never-ending, like a black hole.

However, Sky was still a child. If he had a chance to continue living, anyone would choose to help as long as it was within their capabilities.

I was capable of helping him, so I could not just stand by and do nothing.

I did not expect anything in return. All I wanted was for that child to grow up healthy.

I sighed softly as I watched Theo who was asleep on the hospital bed. I would just think of it as accumulating good karma.

Theo was asleep for three whole days. I had initially wanted to stay up until he regained consciousness, but I quickly passed out after the first night.

He woke up three days later. The moment he opened his eyes, he gripped my hand tightly and asked in a worried tone, "Are you okay? Are you hurt?"

Tears welled up in my eyes, and I sniffled. With a hoarse voice, I replied, "I'm perfectly fine."

When he saw that I was indeed fine, he stopped fretting. "Next time, no matter what, don't take risks for me. I want nothing more than for you to be alive and well."

I sniffled and said somewhat sullenly, "I'm not listening to you."

Theo smiled softly and put my hand against his cheek, showing his vulnerable side.

I lay against his chest gently. Neither of us said a word, and we just enjoyed each other's company in silence.

After spending so many years together, we had a way of communication that was only for us. This was the best for us.

The road ahead of us was long. Perhaps there were still many difficulties and challenges that we had to face in life, but we knew that we would never be apart again.

All of the Fredericks' properties in Limbia

were being investigated. Naturally, we would never step forward. Moreover, Grant Corporation was about to sign a contract with the Zimmersons, so we had temporarily put the incident with Jordan Fredericks aside.

The next time I saw Tory was during the signing session. Tory was a man with too much money. He had booked an entire luxury cruise ship to celebrate the success of the contract signing. Limbia was not cold this time of the year, but Theo did not allow me to dress too skimpily, so sleeveless gowns were out of the question. All I could wear was a slightly warmer dress.

Even so, he still draped his blazer around my shoulders. The cabin was getting too stuffy for me, so I left on my own.

Coincidentally, I met Tory. He was leaning against the rails as he stared into the ocean. It seemed as if his thoughts were preoccupied.

I stood behind him, observing him silently for a few minutes. Then, I turned to look at the vast expanse of the ocean as well. The stars glittered across the dark skies.

Tory snapped out his thoughts and finally noticed that someone was standing behind him.

He seemed shocked when he turned around and saw that it was me. e raised the wine glass in his hand and said with a smile, "How rare. Why are you out here alone? Did you get President Grant's permission?"

I chuckled and walked up next to him. "He has his own business to take care of."