The Woman From Hell
Chapter 751

Chapter 751

Theo did not go to the study to work but instead stayed by my side the whole time to keep me company.

The next morning, Keith came on time to pick Munchkin up to go to the kindergarten.

When they went out the door, I stood at the door staring at Munchkin for a very long time. My mind was blank, and all I wanted to do was to keep looking a t him forever.

I went upstairs to get changed. When I came down, Theo was already waiting at the door.

When I walked over, he pulled my hand and comforted me, saying, "Don’t worry, Munchkin will be home after school."

I nodded and got in the car with him.

I was sitting on pins and needles when I was in the car, feeling particularly annoyed inside.

I thought Theo would take me to the hospital downtown, but he brought me to a private hospital instead.

When the nurse at the reception counter saw us walking in, she walked over with a smile and said," Please come with me."

She took us to an office but there was no doctor inside. I looked at Theo and asked with a frown," Where's the doctor?”

Theo squeezed my hand. "Don’t be anxious. He's probably on his way here right now. Let's sit here and wait for a while."

He took me to the sofa after saying that.

He saw that I was in low spirits and said, "When the doctor comes over later, just answer whatever questions he asks you, okay?"

I nodded, but I kept feeling like I was suffocating in a cramped space.

About a few minutes later, the doctor arrived.

He looked to be in his 60s and was radiant with smiles. He gave no sense of distance.

After sitting on the sofa, he looked at Theo and asked with a smile, "Are you planning to sit here, Mr. Grant?"

Theo nodded.

The doctor did not say anything and opened the file in his hands. He looked at me and asked, "How’s your sleep quality recently?"

I replied, "It's not bad."

Although I seemed calm, I was already overwhelmed with annoyance inside.

I did not like cramped spaces like this, nor talking to someone as though I was being interrogated.

He then asked another question which I did not listen carefully to. I merely responded mechanically.

I suddenly felt my stomach turn and ran uncontrollably to the washroom.

I did not eat a lot of things for breakfast, so there were not many things I could throw up. After throwing up everything in my stomach, I did not stop and continued to dry heave.

When I finally stopped, I saw crimson blood.

Why was there blood?

I froze and my heart started beating fast.

"Wanda, should we go to the gastroenterology department?" Theo's worried voice rang out from behind me.

I quickly flushed the toilet and turned around to face him. "I'm okay."

Perhaps he was trying not to agitate me, so he did not insist.

We left the washroom and the doctor stared at me for a moment before saying, "You probably find this environment uncomfortable. Why don't you go to the corridor to have a walk and relax?"

I nodded.

Theo pulled my hand and said, "I have things to discuss with the doctor. Why don't you wait for me in

the corridor?"