The Woman From Hell novel (Wanda and Theo) novel Chapter 330

"Wanda!" Matthew heard the door open. He ran out of the bedroom with an anxious face. "Where have you been?"

I pursed my lips tight and did not answer him.

He came over and hugged me. "After I finished handling my work, I came back and realized that you weren't home. I was worried sick. I called you but you didn't bring your phone with you. I thought you, I thought you..."

He did not say the rest of the sentence, but I knew what he wanted to say.

"I'm sorry for making you worried." My voice was slightly sour.

Matthew let go of me. That was when I realized his eyes were slightly red. "Wanda, I'm the one who’s supposed to apologize. I shouldn't have left you alone. I promise I won't do that next time."

I looked at him with a blank expression. This was the first time I realized his feelings for me had changed.

"Why did you go out alone in the middle of the night?" Matthew asked me worriedly.

"There was thunder and I was afraid to be alone. I was hallucinating, so I ran out. When I came back to my

senses, I hurried back here." I did not mention Theo.

I refused to mention him, and I was unwilling to.

Matthew let out a long sigh of relief. He embraced me once again. "Thank God you're alright. Otherwise, I would never be able to forgive myself. Don't worry, I won't leave you alone in the future.”

I struggled a little in his arms.

Matthew remained silent for some time. After a while, he continued to dress the wounds on my feet. After he finished dressing the wounds, he put the things back i n the first aid kit and said placidly, "If you're worried about this, I can keep my distance from you. But with one condition. There must be someone beside you to keep you company. Otherwise, I won't let you live alone."

"I'll take good care of myself," I replied hurriedly.

"Do you really think you can take good care of yourself?" It was as if Matthew’s eyes were able to see through everything. I lowered my gaze. I could not confidently say that I could take good care of myself.

Matthew stood up and walked in front of me. He bent down a little. "I'll not regret it once I've set my mind. And I never do things halfway.”

His words were too vague, and I gave him a confused look.

Matthew had no intention to explain himself. He just smiled faintly. "Stop overthinking. I’m part of the Zimmer family. I'd naturally avoid getting into trouble." 2