The Woman From Hell novel (Wanda and Theo) novel Chapter 1582

I recalled everything I heard her say in the lobby today.

It did not even matter that much, yet she still managed to make it more complicated than it should be.

"Of course, I've solved them all. As you know, I’m just the chief technology officer, so there are still a few problems that President Grant has to deal with himself. Although President Grant has delegated many of the company's duties to me, he still has to come forward to deal with certain issues as some rules can’t be broken."

I smiled as I lowered my head, then I looked at the juice in front of me and laughed. From her statement, she seemed quite embarrassed.

"Ms. Brook, would you like anything to drink?"

I knew that she would not leave until she had gotten what she wanted, so I changed the subject and bluntly asked if she would like anything to drink.

"No, thanks. I need to go back to the company and make a report to President Grant, unlike housewives like you."

Once again, I was amused by the childish tone in her voice.

Why were there always women like her around Theo?

"I only came to you today for one reason, and that's to advise you not to stir up any trouble. Just stay at home with the child and don’t show up at the company unless necessary.

"Wait until this busy period is over and think wisely about the things you should let go of. If the matter gets out into the open, everyone will be in trouble. Your days will be rough after you've upset Theo.'

I facepalmed and shook my head.

Regardless, this woman was still a chief technology officer and based on Theo’s judge of character, her skills would certainly not be bad However, she sounded exactly like Cindy. Did these women never think before they spoke?

"You’ve become part of President Grant's family so soon?" I chuckled as this woman even had all these decisions thought out. Could it be that she left her brain in the office?

"Not yet, but soon.” She looked at me with arrogance in her eyes.

"I guess there's no harm in telling you this. In the days when you and your child were in the hospital, President Grant was very depressed and constantly in a bad mood. I was the one who stayed by his side from day to night to help him get through it."

My heart trembled as I suddenly recalled my ignorance and caprice of that time. My heart ached for Theo.

The other party noticed the change in my expression and thought she had struck my weak spot, so she continued.

“You didn’t expect it, did you? Some things are hard for Theo to talk about, so I’ll tell you myself. Since I've already informed you, I hope that you'll be a smart woman and become more sensible."