Chapter 441

I was not sure what was wrong with me but when I was about to put the glass of water on the table

beside me, it fell to the ground when my hand trembled.

I sighed at the sight of broken glass on the floor. " Nothing has been going well today."

I got a few pieces of paper and bent down to pick up the broken glass shards. Theo was met with

this sight when he entered. He flew into a rage and yelled," Wanda Lane, are you stupid?"

I was stunned and shot him a glare.

Could he not be nice for even a moment?

"You're picking up the broken pieces using your hand?" Theo came over and grabbed my arms.

"Who o n earth taught you that?"

I was so annoyed and frustrated inside. "Why do you even care?"

He said frankly, "Why can't I? I'm your husband."

"You know you're my husband?" I gave him a sarcastic look. "Well, I wonder who asked me to marry

a different man?"

He snorted coldly. "I never said that."

I did not bother arguing with him as I shook his hand

off and turned over to sleep.

When I heard the sound of glass shards being picked u p behind me, I pursed my lips and said,

"Please be quiet, I'm trying to sleep here."

Theo sneered as he said, "Should I serve you like a princess?"

I gripped the blanket as I gritted my teeth and said, "0 h, thank you!"

"You’re welcome."

This person was about to irritate me to the brink of mental sickness sooner or later.

I had the urge to go to the bathroom the moment I tried to fall asleep.

I sat up from bed and stared at him in silence.

Theo was climbing onto the bed but stopped halfway and narrowed his eyes. "Anything wrong?”

I cleared my throat as I said, "I want to go to the bathroom."

He looked at my ankle and said, "Go by yourself."

"I can’t.” I knew he was having fun watching me suffer, but there were times when I had to give in as

well since we were living under the same roof. "Just d o me a favor and take me to the bathroom."

Theo raised his eyebrows. "Beg me, then.” "You!" I was so pissed that I wanted to hit him on his

face.

Theo chuckled as he carried me up from the bed. "We wouldn't have arguments at all if you could

just give i n once in a while.”

I pursed my lips. "Why don't you give in, then?"

Theo sneered as he said, "Ask yourself honestly if I've not given in much."

I thought about it carefully. He was not wrong.

Theo was always the one who acknowledged his mistake first or even cheered me up after he

calmed himself down.

I rubbed on my nose and said softly, "I'll try to control my temper from now onward."

"What?" Theo moved closer to me. "Repeat your words, I didn’t hear what you said just now."

I slapped his arm and said, "You should just donate your ears to those in need.”'

Theo chuckled without saying anything else.