The Woman From Hell novel (Wanda and Theo) novel Chapter 603

The phone rang. It was a call from Theo.

I picked up the phone, my voice softened slightly. "I just woke up.”

"Mm!” His voice was hoarse but sounded particularly pleasant. "Eat something later. It's fine if you can't sleep. I happen to be free now and can stay on the phone to talk to you.”

I nodded. "Mm!”

"I may have to stay in France for a few days.

Remember to eat your meals in time and don’t stay up late. If you're bored, get Jerome to bring Munchkin over to keep you company."

I pursed my lips. "Okay.”

It seemed that something troublesome had cropped u p in France and he did not know it would be so much trouble to handle before he went. That was why he was now calling me to inform me that he was going to have to stay there for a few more days.

Theo chuckled a few times. "Do you miss me?"

I lifted my hand to stroke my nose. "I guess you can say that.” "What do you mean by that?"

My cheeks were slightly red, so I quickly said, "If there's nothing else, then I'm hanging up.”

Theo sneered. "Looks like you're really happy that I'm i n France."

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Was he deliberately looking for a fight?

Theo had things to do on his side so he could not have idle chats with me.

"Tyler and Carlson won't be in Salt City for a few days, so give Xander a call if you need anything and he’ll help you."

I nodded. "Okay."

Later, the other end of the phone fell silent. I was a reticent person to begin with, so when he did not say anything, I could not find any topic to talk about either.

I nodded. "I'm going out because I have an appointment with someone."

"Do you want me to come along?"

She looked at me a little worriedly.

"Your dark circles have grown darker. Did you not go back to sleep after waking up last night?”

I hummed a reply and took a few bites of my breakfast before going out the door.

I did not intend to go out at first, but Cassey sent me a text and told me that she was in River Town. She asked me to do my part as the host since we were friends.

There was no reason for me to refuse after hearing what she said, hence I agreed.

Before leaving home, I looked around the garage and found that several low-profile cars had been sent for maintenance. The cars that had just returned from the workshop were too flashy.