The Woman From Hell novel (Wanda and Theo) novel Chapter 1636

"It's not good to just throw away something like a business card, right? He was just saying hello to me."

"But he clearly said that he hoped to get a call from you."

Did Theo get super hearing out of nowhere?

I smiled helplessly. "I took his card just out of courtesy, but as for the phone call, I won't call him. I'm already married."

I waved the ring on my hand at Theo.

"And he found out I'm married when he talked to me. I think they're just more welcoming here, so that's why he came to talk to me.”

I said and took Theo's arm. "Well, let's not keep talking about this little incident. Let’s go shopping or we'll run out of time." "Don't worry, Daddy. I'll always protect Mommy while you're away, and I'll report back to you if anything happens."

Hearing this, I gently patted Munchkin's little head. "You little guy, you've actually learned to eavesdrop.”

Theo immediately pulled him aside. "He's not eavesdropping; he's defending the family."

"Good job, son. Always keep an eye on suspicious people. If anything happens, call me immediately!"

I covered my mouth and shook my head. I really admired both father and son.

Nothing had happened, but the two people were so deep into the drama. People who did not know would think I was very well received everywhere I went.

"Okay, okay, I'm not a big star. I don't have that many fans. Let's go."

I pulled Theo and took Munchkin with me out of the hotel's front door.

We said we were shopping, but in reality, it was more like we were going for a walk.

Even after seeing those busy shopping malls and luxury stores, we did not go into any of them. We instead walked several paths from the main city and then to the surrounding alleys.

I thought Theo would laugh at me, but I did not expect him to agree.

"You actually agree?" I did not know whether to take him seriously or not.

Theo was a bit puzzled. "Why not? This is a good idea. When it's almost time to retire, we’ll go to the countryside. Isn’t that good?’

I snickered. It turned out that Theo also wanted to be lazy.

"That’s good, but can you do hard labor?" I looked him up and down.

"When I was in Zenon, we had a small vegetable garden. Although it wasn't much, at least we had planted strawberries, tomatoes, and small watermelons that all bore fruit. As for you, Mr. Grant...”

It was undeniable that Theo was indeed very strong in the business field. However, when it came to farm work, I was still under the impression that the soles of his shoes had never been covered with mud.