The Woman From Hell novel (Wanda and Theo) novel Chapter 1533

Theo did not speak again after explaining the ins and outs that led to my coming here.

He just sat opposite me, looking at me while I looked at him. The atmosphere was a little awkward for a moment.

I took a sip of hot milk and put the cup back down.

Theo still said nothing, so I could only ask," What else?"

He had explained the situation that led to my coming here, but what was the reason for my previous misunderstanding?

"What else is there?" Theo, however, deliberately stepped forward and looked at me as if he did not know anything.

"Everything you hid from me before." I put the cup of milk down on the bedside table. I lowered my head and said nothing more.

Seeing my unhappiness, Theo stopped fooling around. He sat closer to me, took my hand, and said, "It's a long story.”

He started slowly without rushing to expose my careful thinking.

"I had in fact learned of Alex's existence early on. I never thought of contacting him because I knew Munchkin was the most important thing to you."

This made my heart ache.

"I know what you were thinking. You would even neglect your own life in order to save Munchkin. I had the same thoughts as you at the time, but I was a tad more rational than you."

I looked up at Theo. It would not be good for me to refute. It was just that his words made me very uncomfortable.

There was a hint of jeering on his face, and the slightly cocked corners of his lips made one want to stare.

When I realized this, I immediately withdrew my gaze.

"But weren't you worried that this guy would really think of another way to take custody of Munchkin after that? What would we have done then?"

I was still a little angry. After all, he had still taken risks with Munchkin.

Theo shook his head and said confidently," I wasn't worried. It was simple. I had observed Alex for a long time before that. I knew he was in trouble and that although his identity was distinct, his family did not like him. Hence, he didn't really have much power that he could waste."

"So, you only had eight percent of the shares at that time?" I asked. My doubts were slowly being answered.

I had wondered then why it was only 8%?

"Yes, that's because I knew that within the scope Alex controlled, the smallest shareholder held only eight percent of the shares. He was not popular with his family, so he didn't have many assets. I couldn't ask for too much because things would be difficult if he couldn't manage to give them to me."

Theo had already thought of everything.