The Woman From Hell



I could understand the feeling Susan was describing.

It was just like Matthew.

I nodded slightly and looked up at Susan with empathy in my eyes. "So, what are you going to do now?"

Hearing this, Susan lowered her gaze, the light in them having dimmed slightly. She pursed her lips and as if thinking of Tyler, her expression became heavy. "I wanted to stay in that small town, but I kept feeling an emptiness in my heart when I was there. I thought of just coming back to have a look. If I could stay, then maybe I'd stay for a long time."

"You know that's not what I'm asking." I stared straight into her eyes. Ever since I experienced the hurdle of having a baby, I kept feeling like my personality has changed.

In the past, I might have thought about this question for a long time before asking it but now I could ask it without hesitation. This was because I knew that Susan must have chosen to come back after deciding on an ending.

Susan paused at my question. After a long moment of contemplation, she finally said leisurely, "I won't force... Tyler. I'll just let nature take its course." Susan looked like she had been relieved of a load when she said that. She must have thought about it for a long time to be so transparent.

I admired Susan's courage to return and respected any decision she made. "Fortunately, I only rented your apartment out instead of selling it. The students just moved out recently. You can clean it up a little tomorrow and move in. Also, give me your account number. I'll transfer the rent to you. I'm afraid I might spend this money one day having this money in my hand."

"Wanda, thank you." Susan suddenly looked at me seriously and thanked me.

I froze for a moment before waving my hand. "Oh you, what do you think we are to each other? There's no need for thanks unless you don't regard me as a friend."

The moment I said that, Susan grabbed my hand and shook it with a little force. "Of course we're friends. I cherish you very much."

We looked at each other and smiled tacitly.

"Then, you can stay here tonight. We have many guest rooms so you can choose whichever you want." After saying that, I took her to a larger guest room. "This one, it's clean and bright."

"Okay, I'll just stay for one night. Good night."

"Good night."

Then I went back to my room. Theo was undoubtedly still dealing with work but he seemed to have heard movement and raised his head and glanced at me. He then quickly lowered it again. "Are you done tafking?"

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"Yeah, we talked a lot." I pulled the vanity chair out and sat down. I could not help sighing.

Apparently hearing my sigh, Theo raised his head again and fixed his eyes on me. "Why are you sighing? Did you discuss something unhappy?"

I spread my hands, feeling a little melancholy Susan went through hoops and still ended back here in Waldorf City in the end. She said she didn't force her feelings anymore, but keep sending that she still has feelings for Tyler. And since she has feelings, I think..."

"I think you should forget about it."

Theo interrupted me before I could finish speaking. I pursed my lips when I heard what he said. "Yes, just like before, the Schumans will not accept Susan, not to mention Tyler is of the same thought. Having said that, I still blame Tyle a little."

If he could stick to his stand, perhaps he could turn things around and change Lin Chenghao's stubborn thinking, but he did not want to be bound by marriage either.

"Okay, stop thinking too much. Go take a bath and rest."

"I know, I know."