The Woman From Hell novel (Wanda and Theo) novel Chapter 899

I went to the bathroom to take a shower. I put on the clothes that I had washed and dried last night.

I was worried about Munchkin, so after going out and drying my hair, I sat on the sofa in a daze. I occasionally looked at Theo, rushing him. "Hurry up."

Someone came and brought Theo some clothes. He handed a shopping bag to me, saying, "The clothes here are new. Want to put them on?"

I shook my head. "It's too much trouble."

When Theo was done changing, I gave Mason a call.

The call quickly got through. The man's weary voice entered my ears. "Wanda."

He sounded like he had not slept all night.

I took a deep breath and adjusted my mood, saying," I'll send you an address. Let's meet up."

"Okay."

After hanging up the phone, I caught Theo staring at m e with a deep and dark gaze.

I was stunned, then I asked, "What's wrong?"

"Let's go to the hospital first,” he said, lifting his hand t o brush away the loose strands in front of my

forehead to the side.

"Forget it." I subconsciously refused. "We should find Munchkin first. This is our utmost priority right now."

Theo frowned. "Your health is equally important."

I took a deep breath. "I said, we should find Munchkin first."

I got up and walked to the door after saying that.

The man grabbed my arm, and I looked back at him with a frown. "Theo Grant! I just want to find Munchkin right now."

He was truly enraged.

Normally, I would have softened my tone at this moment, but I had no idea why I just could not control my emotions and brain today. Hence, the words that came out of my mouth were said without thinking.

"That’s right. Everybody around me is more important than you. They are the ones I can't part with.

Munchkin, the Schumans, and even the Louises are more important than you. You're the only one I can give up at any time."

I acted as if I could not see the pain in Theo's eyes and continued to hurt him. "Can you please let go of me? I'm going to find the person I can’t part with."

Theo’s pupils dimmed. I squeezed my eyes shut and continued to turn a blind eye. I shook off his hand and left the hotel room.

It was only until I entered the elevator did I realize how hurtful the words I just said to Theo were.

I slapped myself and crouched down in exhaustion. How could I say those words without thinking?