The Woman From Hell novel (Wanda and Theo) novel Chapter 395

Tyler pressed on the car horn. I walked over and opened the car door. I asked in an uncertain tone, "Did I piss you off?"

Tsk, tsk, tsk. He was giving me that dirty look.

"Get in." Tyler gave his order in a cold voice.

I got in the car with fright.

Tyler's hand reached out in front of me. "Give me your phone."

Although I did not want to, I could only put my phone i n his hand if I wanted to keep my life.

There was no passcode on the phone. Tyler unlocked the screen and stared at it for a long time. He sneered. "What a good job Theo has done. He blocked all the male contacts in your phone."

"What?" I was surprised.

Tyler sneered and tossed the phone to my lap. "See it for yourself."

I picked up the phone and searched around. The more I saw, the darker my complexion grew.

Theo must have done this last night when I was asleep!

That idiot!

Tyler started the car. I removed the numbers from the list of blocked contacts just as the car had driven out o f the villa district.

"Done?” Tyler asked calmly.

I nodded my head. "You must've thought I was the one who blocked you.’

Tyler pursed his lips and refused to answer.

I chuckled. "Are you silly? It's pointless for me to block you."

I could imagine how much Cindy had suffered during this period, and I was pleased. "Thank you, Tyler."

“You don’t have to thank me for such little things." Tyler did not mind.

I pursed my lips. I hesitated for a moment and said," This isn't a small thing. Don't forget that Cindy is Grayson's daughter. If he finds out you're behind this, you'll be in danger. Make sure not to leave any evidence for him to figure it out."

"Got it." Tyler raised his brows. "Besides, even if he figures out that I’m the one behind it, he won’t have the energy to deal with me."

I wondered. "What makes you say so?"

Tyler started the car and said calmly, "The Louis family has been behaving aggressively these few years. He's been attracting a lot of attention and getting on many people’s nerves."

This was a good thing. I let out a sigh of relief.

Finally, we stopped outside a restaurant. Before I got out of the car, Tyler told me, "I’ll deal with Cindy. You don't have to concern yourself with her."