Chapter Summary: Chapter 580 – The Woman From Hell novel (Wanda and Theo) by Adela
In Chapter 580, a key moment in the Romantic novel The Woman From Hell novel (Wanda and Theo), Adela delivers powerful storytelling, emotional shifts, and critical plot development. This chapter deepens the reader’s connection to the characters and sets the stage for upcoming revelations.
He put down the document and looked at me. "What conspiracy?"
"How am I supposed to know what conspiracy?"
I frowned. "She must be plotting some kind of conspiracy. Why else was she so obsequious toward m e during dinner last night? Why would she bring two caretakers to our house to clean up the place? She even went to the kitchen and cooked for us?"
Theo lifted his hand to touch my face. "What if she’s simply trying to make it up to you?"
"I don't believe it." I twitched my mouth. "She isn't the kind of person who will regret it after doing something bad, let alone feel sorry for me."
Theo pursed his lips and did not answer.
I grabbed his hand and urgently said, "I really can't stand being around her. I don’t care what you do, just have her stop pestering me. I don't want her to come t o our house either.”
Theo helplessly sighed. "Okay, I understand."
I was finally smiling again. "It'll be the New Year's in a few days. I'd like to go to the cemetery before that."
Theo nodded. "I remember. I planned to tell you
tonight but you’re already bringing it up first.”
"When should we go, then?" I asked.
"Tomorrow."
I nodded. "I’ll take Munchkin along, so... Cecilia can see him."
I lowered my head after saying that.
My mood would become gloomy every time I thought o f Cecilia.
I had a feeling that they were keeping something from me yet I did not know what it was.
Also, the fact that Theo did not have an aversion to Petra and Grayson was truly strange.
After feeding Munchkin, I carried him out of the study. Theo was alone in the living room. Petra was not around anymore, so I figured that she had probably left.
When Theo saw me walking downstairs, he walked toward me and skillfully took Munchkin from my arms. "Little Munchkin has gained some weight in the past two days. It’ll be very tiring for you to hold him all the time."
I shook my head. "I have the strength to carry him."
"What do you want to eat for dinner?" He held Munchkin with one hand and my shoulder in another, his voice soft and tender. "I’ll personally cook for you and make sure your tummy is filled."
He knew I was in a bad mood and had not eaten much of what Petra cooked earlier, hence he wanted to compensate me for it.
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