The Woman From Hell
Chapter 825

Chapter 825

Theo forced me to the wall, and his hand went into my pocket.

The last call on my phone history was from Liz, and I had saved her contact details. As soon as Theo saw her name, he knew it all.

"You’ve never had your guard up against her." Theo looked at me and sneered. "Are you planning to be best buddies with her?"

There were hidden implications in his words. I looked up at him a little incredulously. "What makes you think so?"

A gush of anger rushed to my head, and my tone became a little harsh. "I’m not like you. I have my principles and a limit as to how far I can go when doing something."

Theo’s gaze grew stern. "Are you saying that I have no principles? That I'm ruthless and unscrupulous?"

I knew that my words were hurtful, and humans were most afraid of having their scars uncovered. Even so, I still said it.

However, this version of Theo terrified me a little.

Bang! Theo became furious. The anger that he had been suppressing inside of him finally erupted. He smashed the phone in his hand on the wall and it shattered into pieces.

I had never witnessed such monstrous rage from him. It was a rage that could swallow a person up.

I was a little stunned and looked dazedly at his vicious -looking face.

For a moment, I thought he was going to hit me but he did not.

He merely said, "You and Matthew will stop keeping i n touch. You're not to interfere in anything related to him and you'll not have any more contact with Liz either."

Even a man with the best manners would lose it all when he exploded in rage.

Theo’s emotions were forced out of him after holding back time and again. He was being consumed by it now.

I understood and even sympathized with him, but I still felt sad.

However, I did not choose to argue with him, leave home, or wail loudly, eager to tell the world that we would go our separate ways from now on. At this age, all breakdowns and emotions should be dealt with silently.

I left in silence and took Munchkin to his room.

We did not see each other again that night.

It was best to try not to touch a subject when both parties were in a bad mood.

I did not sleep until the latter part of the night.

I did not move when Theo pushed the door in.

He walked up to the bed and called out to me a few times.

Seeing that I did not respond, he said, "I'm sorry."

I remained still until he left.

It was almost noon when I woke up the next day. Munchkin was still sleeping because he was ill. I got u p and left the room.

I went to the bathroom on the first floor to wash up. Right then, Keith brought a middle-aged woman in.

He said that this was the new nanny, Caroline. I nodded to her. "Hello."

Keith gave Caroline a few instructions and they each went about their own business.

Not long after that, Munchkin woke up and came downstairs. After watching him wash up by himself, I nodded gladly. "You’re such a good boy, Munchkin."

Munchkin hugged my thighs and acted like a spoiled baby. "Mommy, it’s noon now. Do I not have to go to kindergarten today too?"