The Woman From Hell novel (Wanda and Theo) novel Chapter 2483

The pain in my leg rolled over like waves. Unable to hold myself up anymore, I fell over on the road.

“What's going on?” Theo immediately turned around and ran over to me after hearing my voice. "Why are you so careless?" He was looking at me with worried eyes.

I was a little aggrieved. I lowered my head and remained silent.

Seeming to find me somewhat pitiful, Theo said nothing else, but his hands were still rubbing my red and swollen foot.

“It hurts.” Theo was being a little heavy-handed.

“Bear with it.” He pulled the leg that I tried to retract and rubbed vigorously.

It hurt really bad, but it actually go better after he rubbed it for a while.

“It doesn't hurt too much anymore. You can stop rubbing it now.” I pushed Theo’s hand away. I stood up with a stagger, wanting to leave.

However, my foot hurt again after just taking a few steps.

Seemingly having noticed my discomfort, Theo suddenly carried me. “I'll send you back.”

He was about to carry me to his car and stuff me in when he said that.

The discomfort that I was feeling inside me kept me struggling. Afraid I would get hurt again, Theo could only put me down.

“There’s no need for that,” I answered him coldly but did not dare meet his eyes.

“You can leave first. I’ll get Marius to pick me up.”

Even if I did not want Marius, I could only call him at the moment to cut off Theo’s thoughts.

“Alright. Wait for me there.” Marius did not hesitate and agreed immediately.

Theo was standing beside me and could hear what Marius said. Still, he stood there and did not leave.

“Why aren’t you leaving?” I asked.

The cooling sensation calmed my heart.

Seeing that I was fine, Marius voiced his doubts. “What happened?”

I told him everything about meeting the men in black and how Theo rescued me.

His handsome face was in a frown, and he said nothing for a while. He looked like he was thinking of something.

“You’d better leave Whaldorf City for a bit. They came after you even after you moved out. Just do it for the children.”

Marius looked at me worriedly.

“It’s fine. I’ve already sent the children to a safe place. I need to stay here a bit longer.”

I said with finality. Marius still wanted to say something, but he knew that I would not change my mind once I had decided on something.

Helpless, Marius could not change my mind and could only keep silent as he escorted me back home.