The Woman From Hell novel (Wanda and Theo) novel Chapter 326

"Get out of my way." Theo pushed him away and asked me stubbornly, "Where's the baby?"

I opened my reddened eyes. "Didn’t you hear what he said?”

"Where’s the baby?" Theo raised his voice.

"Dead!" I endured the pain and said the word. "On the night you and Cindy were getting engaged, he did. He died in my womb.”

Theo's body shook for a second after he heard my answer.

I could not help but cry. I thought I saw him crying too. I did not know if I was seeing things. How could Theo be crying?

He was supposed to feel happy, right? From today onward, he could live happily together with Cindy. He would not be trapped with me because of the baby.

My eyes were overcast with waves of darkness. I tugged on Matthew's sleeve and said in a trembling voice, "I want to leave."

I did not want to stay here for another second. I would completely break down if I stayed here.

Matthew saw that my face was as pale as a sheet of

paper and my body was slightly shaking. He hurriedly carried me in his arms. "I'll bring you back now."

Back in the condominium, Matthew gave me some medicine. Half an hour after I took the medicine, my emotions were slowly stabilizing. Still, I felt weak and weary.

"Ignore them." Matthew was holding a towel, wiping m y face for me. "They don't deserve to stand in front of you. They've never deserved it and never will."

I pursed my lips and burst into tears.

At this moment, a streak of light suddenly lit up the room, followed by a loud rumbling noise. Then, there came the sound of heavy rainfall hitting the window.

I shut my eyes tight, trying to fall asleep. Still, I was wide awake.

The sounds of thunder came one after another. My body started to tremble.

Again, there was another crack of thunder. I got out of the bed and walked toward the closet, opening it. Then, I climbed into the closet.

I could still hear the thunderclap in my ears. I bit my finger, and my mind could not help but recall the nightmare that happened that night.

The thin air made me gasp for air. I pushed the closet open and ran out of my bedroom. I paced up and down in the living room. I had no idea what I wanted to do.

Just then, I could indistinctly hear a baby crying. My eyes brightened, and I ran toward the direction where the sound came from.