Can't Win Me Back (Isabella and Nathan) novel Chapter 167

The nurse blushed and exclaimed excitedly, "Wow, I didn't know my little brother is actually a high-achieving scholar. I admire you so much!"

Theo turned his head, his gaze icy, and ordered the nurse in a stern tone, "You go out first."

The nurse blushed and left.

Theo then complained to Thea, "You made me try to accept Jewel one moment, and then encouraged the nurse sister to pursue me the next moment. But you have never asked me what kind of woman I actually like."

Thea had just woken up from a dream. She had once found a man she loved, and then experienced the pain of him being cold towards her. Now she hoped that Theo would find a girl who loved him passionately. However, she had never considered that this girl might not necessarily be the one Theo loved.

She felt a little embarrassed and said, "I thought girls like Ms. Fletcher were the dream girls of all you men."

Theo shook his head and said, "She possessed wealth, beauty, and talent, which indeed matched mine. However, sister, I had no attachment to these things."

Thea curiously asked, "So what do you like? You surely don't like poor, ugly, and uneducated people, do you?"

Theo stared at Thea with a fixed gaze.

Thea had a slightly chubby face, along with those black eyes as shiny as obsidian, round and shiny big eyes, and flawless porcelain-white skin, which made her look particularly youthful.

She was very beautiful and very attractive.

Even with the experience of two lifetimes, her eyes remained clear and pure, yet she was far from naive, making her appear uniquely different.

Theo said earnestly, "The girl I liked had a noble character, a narrow-minded heart, and empathy. What's important is that she was very, very good to me."

Upon hearing this, Thea couldn't help but sigh.

"Theodore, sister was wrong."

"It was my stereotype, I thought that love in wealthy families emphasized matching backgrounds and destiny, but I didn't expect that the girl you wanted would have such a high level of inner cultivation."

Theo's lips curled slightly, and his eyebrows relaxed a little. "Sister, if you meet a girl like this, please introduce her to me. I would definitely be delighted."

Thea patted Theo's hand back and said, "Sister will never interfere in your love life again."

Theo smiled and remained silent.

Nathan only remembered Thea, who he had tied up at home, on the third day after waking up.

Theo broke out in a cold sweat when he realized that Thea hadn't eaten for three days and it was highly likely that something unfortunate had happened to her.

Then he directly applied for discharge and hurriedly flew back home.

Victoria was also terrified, and she kept talking all the way, saying, "It's over, it's over. There's no one at home for three days. Thea hasn't eaten or drunk for three days. Will she starve to death?"

Nathan has always been indifferent to Thea, even when she may face very serious consequences. He still doesn't seem to care much and says, "It's only three days, don't worry, she won't die."

Nathan's car speed increased unconsciously, and soon they were back home.

"Thea," Nathan called her as he climbed the stairs.

But no one responded.

Nathan and Victoria looked at each other, both with fearful expressions on their faces. Then they quickened their pace and entered Thea's room on the second floor.

I pushed open the door, only to find that Thea was nowhere to be found.

Inside the house, there lay a utility knife that did not belong to the Moore family.

The rope was cut very smoothly by a sharp utility knife.

Victoria asked with a puzzled tone, "Someone saved her? She didn't have any relatives in this city, who would care about her well-being?"

"I suppose this person was constantly keeping an eye on her, which is why they were able to rescue her in such a short time."

Nathan's face looked gloomy.