The Woman From Hell novel (Wanda and Theo) novel Chapter 1792

Tonight, it was either because I was exhausted or because Theo had lit some sandalwood, but I slept peacefully.

When I woke up the next day, I was refreshed.

However, after looking at the time, I was completely stunned.

It was 10 o'clock!

"Didn't I set the alarm? Why didn't it go off?" I picked up the phone and turned it on to realize that the alarm clock was off.

Who else could it be besides Theo?

At a glance, I saw a note on the table. I grabbed it and looked at it: [I noticed that you were exhausted last night. You were even snoring when you were asleep. I’ll give you the day off today. Have a good rest. I told Nicky to request for leave on your behalf. Signing off, your husband Theo],

This was slander. I did not snore.

I rolled over and got out of bed angrily. After washing up, I went downstairs. The weather was clear today and everything was fine. "Good morning, Caroline," I greeted.

"Good morning, Madam. Have some breakfast." Caroline pointed to the breakfast on the table.

"Alright."

After having some food, I stood in front of the floor-to-ceiling window, stretched, and looked right into the garden. I was rarely in a good mood, so why not water some flowers?

Thinking about this, I grabbed the watering bucket and went out. There were many kinds of flowers planted in the garden. I could smell the fragrances of the different flowers from time to time, which was refreshing and intoxicating.

I was addicted to doing this. After watering the flowers, I could not help but close my eyes and continue to enjoy the moment.

Suddenly, the ringing of a cell phone broke the silence. I answered the phone and was stunned when I heard the voice. "Susan?"

Was she still in Whaldorf City?

"Do you want to meet up, Wanda?"

I fiddled with the small spoon in my hand as the corners of my mouth twitched. "You mean, you're here to say goodbye to me today?"

"Yes, Wanda. I don't want to leave you without saying goodbye." Susan's words were sincere. Her smile had always been light. It gave people a sense of grace. "I got an afternoon flight ticket and will leave then. He’s already there waiting for me."

I felt a little lost. I looked at her and sighed silently. I seem to have been sighing a lot these days. I did not want to, but I also could not help it.

"Where are you going?" I met her gaze.

Susan did not seem to want me to know. She hesitated before answering, "It's a quiet and romantic town. We plan to open a cafe there. This is what I've always wanted to do."

"He... Is he nice to you?"

"Yes, he’s very meticulous. I'm relieved to be cared for by him. He’s also helping me with the child. I believe we’ll be very happy."

Although she was smiling when she said this, her gaze flickered.