The Woman From Hell

Chapter 22

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Chapter 22

When it came to dividing the assets for the divorce, Theo was very generous, Other than the shares that

Grandmother left for me, he also gave m e the villa, some other properties, and almost half of the

company’s dividends.

Looking at this, I would leave as a wealthy lady. Even if I decided not to work for the rest of my life, I

would not need to worry about food and clothing.

I felt like laughing, thinking about it. Perhaps Theo figured that those were the things that I wanted from

the start. As long as he gave me enough of those things, there was no reason for me to not agree to the

divorce.

After a moment, I took out a pen and signed the papers.

When I returned to the villa, there was in o one at home. Cindy had probably left together with Theo.

I went up straight to my room on the second floor and turned on the light. I found Theo sitting on the

sofa. The expression on his face was cold. He Snorted when he saw me.

My heart clenched as I controlled the uneasy feeling in me and looked at him. “Do you need something

from me?”

“Do you know what time it is?” His tone sounded indifferent, but it was clear that he was furious.

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“I was caught up in the office,” I whispered. After a moment of

hesitation, I went in and sat on the other end of the couch.

This would probably be the last time that I would be in the same room with him like this. I looked at him.

He was also looking at me. His dark eyes were cold, but unlike the usual disgust and coldness, there

were more complicated emotions that I could not tell in his eyes.

Our eyes met, and I did not know what t o do. I quickly moved away.

“Wanda, you are really heartless.” He spoke finally after a long time. He gritted his teeth as he said those

words.

I was stunned, and my heart was feeling anxious. Usually, I would have stayed silent. However, with the

anxiety in me, I suddenly said, “Do you think I wanted this? Theo, what do you want me to d

At first, he forced me to get a divorce. When Cindy had threatened to end her

life to coerce me into aborting the child, I agreed to it. Now he was blaming me for it. How could he bully

mi e like this?

Feeling wronged, I put the documents into his hand. Then I spoke out coldly,” I have already signed the

papers, and w e can go through the procedures tomorrow. As for the child, you can tell Cindy that I will

indulge her.”

It was my first time speaking to him in such a tone. Not surprisingly, my words pissed him off.

He came closer, held my hands above m y head, and pushed them back against the couch, pinning my

legs with his. His eyes burned with fury as he gritted his teeth and asked, “How do you plan on

indulging?”

He was strong, and my hands were hurting from his grip. My legs were also firmly pinned down by him. I

could not move at all. I could only shout, “Theo, you are hurting me.”

However, he did not budge at all. He continued to stare at me, waiting for m

Y answer.

I took a deep breath, holding back th bitterness in my heart. Looking at

Theo’s handsome and cold face, I sai each word loud and clear, “I will indulge her by aborting… the…

child!

“How dare you!” His anger grew, and e applied even more strength. My hand were numb from the pain,

and I had ni energy left to struggle.

The child is not just yours. Do not evei think about aborting him!” He was lik an angry lion. His hands

were strangling my neck, and with every word, he said with great force as if ii

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roars.

My poor neck had been strangled by him and Cindy several times in just span of a few days.

I could not breathe. I felt suffocated with every passing second.

It seemed that I was really going all out today. As I used all my strength to pry Theo’s hands away, I said,

“Is this not what the both of you wanted? I did it for you, so you do not have to make that decision by

yourself.”

His eyes turned red with fury as he sneered, “Wanda, do you think you are s osmart that you can think

on my behalf?”

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“Is it not true?” I argued back. He sneered and whispered into my ear, “It is not up to you to decide

whether to keep or abort the baby.”

Not up to me?” I smiled and looked at him. It is up to Cindy then, right?”

He narrowed his eyes slightly and said with a cold aura mixed with murderous intent, “Wanda, do you

want to die?”

He was totally enraged. He continued to

tighten his grip, and a suffocating pain shot down my neck to my heart. No longer having the strength to

struggle, I closed my eyes and let him do whatever he wanted.

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