Chapter 363

He was guilt-ridden, and I could definitely make good use of that. There was no reason not to.

Sure enough, he let go of me and thoughtfully helped tidy me up. "Let's go and have dinner."

I ditched his hand as he was trying to hold me and just walked out of our room.

Miss Woods stuck out her head and saw me walking down the stairs. She was delighted to see me.

"Young Mistress, please allow me a moment. Dinner's almost ready!”

I had my smiley face on as I talked to her. "No worries, take your time."

Theo went to his study to answer a phone call. As I was about to walk to the living room to take a

seat, I saw a car stopping in front of the villa.

A lady came down from the car. It was the woman I despised the most, Cindy Reed.

I took a deep breath, tried to suppress the hatred inside me, and walked toward the entrance.

Cindy's belly was so huge she had to have a maid hold her as she walked in. When she saw me,

disbelief filled her face.

She forgot she was pregnant for a moment when she saw me. She shook off the hand that was

holding her u p and came running towards me. She was extremely agitated as she asked, "Why are

you here?"

"Why can't I be here?" I looked at her, half-smiling. " This is my home, and I'm still legally married to

Theo.

I am his wife, Miss Reed. Have you forgotten that, or is your pregnant brain messing with your

memory?"

Cindy was irritated by my words. "Aren't you and Theowy going to get a divorce soon?"

"It looks like Miss Reed is well-informed,” I had my arms crossed in front of my chest. I leaned

towards her slightly and said to her face, very literally right in front of it, "Who told you that? Theo?"

I was taller than her, so it seemed like I was talking down to her. It was so condescending that I

knew she felt uncomfortable. She took two steps back and tried t o talk to me at my eye level, with

her head held up high. "Wanda Lane, you're just like a sticky plaster, so sticky nothing can rip you

away."

"The same goes to you," I sneered and replied sarcastically.

I would definitely have had my hands down if we were to compare who was more clingy. She

humbled me.

"Why are you here?" Theo had come out to find me after he was finished with his call. His

expression went black when he saw Cindy talking to me. "Did I

not tell you to never come here again?"

Cindy was like a whole different person when she saw Theo, switching up her personality in the

snap of a finger. She replied in grievously, as if she was extremely pitiful, "Theowy, I have to go for

my prenatal check-up tomorrow. I am thinking about staying here tonight so that you could

accompany me tomorrow."

"Why do I have to go with you?" He was irritated and frowned deeply. "Just go back now."

"Theowy..." Cindy’s eyes turned red. "What is this sudden change of attitude? Why are you treating

me s o differently all of a sudden?"

Theo sighed. "Just leave."

I could not hold in my laughter. I laughed so hard that I feared up a little.

Theo was looking at Cindy as if she was some kind of contagious virus. If I were her, I would rather

die than continue being treated that way, especially by someone I loved.

"Stop laughing, please." Theo put his arm around my shoulder. "You will hurt your stomach if you

continue laughing like this."

Cindy had her eyes on me, and it felt as if her stare could burn me alive. I lifted my chin and looked

down at her as I spoke to Theo. "Theo, my stomach is hurting and I can’t walk. Will you carry me

inside? "

Theo ignored Cindy, carried me, and walked us toward the living room without any hesitation.

He put me on the couch and raised his voice slightly a t Cindy when he realized she was still

following us." Don't ever come near me or my house again. You can g o to Zedd or Mason if you

have any problems."

"Theowy, are you not going to be responsible for me anymore?" Cindy cried.