The Woman From Hell novel (Wanda and Theo) novel Chapter 2105

It was not only me but also Theo. However, Tyler should be the most surprised.

I stood up leisurely, watching her come toward us while holding the bouquet of flowers. She had a smile on her face. It was as gentle as water in the night—bright and moving.

"Congratulations to this lady for getting the bride's bouquet. I hope you fulfill your wish of becoming a bride next. Everyone can start feasting after the ceremony. The couple will head over and make a toast with all of you one by one in a while..."

The emcee was talking a lot on stage, and the others did not pay too much attention to the bouquet. However, I could not ignore the person in front of me.

I walked toward her unconsciously while she also came toward me. She walked up to me, saw my surprised expression, and smiled brightly. "Are you dumbfounded? Are you that shocked?!"

It was like I was dreaming at this moment. I could not believe it. I touched her hand carefully, and it was warm. "Oh my God, I'm not dreaming. Susan, are you really back?"

She still smiled sweetly at me and then nodded. "Yes, I'm back."

It was only when I heard her voice that I fully realized that it was really her. I opened my arms and gave her a big hug. "I didn't expect to see you again. I thought you really weren't coming back."

"Yeah, I also thought I wouldn't be coming back."

"It’ll be over in a while. Come home with me. I have to have a good chat with you." I took her hand, feeling extremely excited.

Theo stood next to me and only nodded slightly to Susan, but Susan was still warm to him. "President Grant, long time no see. You’ve gotten more handsome. You have a father’s gentle temperament now."

"You know I gave birth."

"I knew by looking at your belly." Susan smiled as brightly as the surrounding lights.

I could not see any feelings of brokenheartedness on her face. I only saw a smile that came from the bottom of her heart, which made me really happy.

In the children's room, she was looking at my two children with kindness in her eyes. "How wonderful, Wanda. You must be very happy now."

"Yes. What about you, Susan? Are you happy now?" I asked tentatively.

She obviously understood what I meant. We left the room without disturbing the children’s rest. Susan said as we went down the stairs, "I’ve seen a lot and thought about a lot of things. We’ve been treating each other like guests after I got together with him. He never forces me. I really want to convince myself to accept him, but... I can't do it no matter what."

"What happened?"

Susan turned around and smiled softly. "We fought. He told me that he knew that I would never accept him. He hoped that I could think things through and then he left."

Her words were heavy when she spoke of the past. Susan paused before sighing. "I really feel sorry for him, but after he left, I felt relieved..."