The Woman From Hell novel (Wanda and Theo) novel Chapter 16

At this time, the sky was already bright. Many of the villagers came over to see what happened. I dared not go down and hid in the car.

Fortunately, Theo's car arrived shortly after.

Before the car even came to a stop, he jumped off and walked over to my car with just a few steps.

The cold aura exuded from his tall figure made people standing around feel invisible pressure.

The surrounding villagers immediately became quiet and just stared at him with fear.

Theo ignored them and opened my car door. He looked at me coldly before asking, “What happened?”

“I... I ran over a Tibetan Mastiff by accident. I need to pay for it, and they want me to pay in cash.” I lowered my head and spoke very timidly.

The expression on his face was cold, and his eyes were darkened. He stared at me in disbelief for a long time before he closed the car door and went to negotiate with the man.

He should be furious, right? I had caused him to come to such a remote place this early in the morning only to deal with such a trivial matter.

Watching his receding tall and refined figure and turning around to look at the villagers standing around, I felt the entire scene was out of place. Theo, the beautiful art of heaven should not appear in such a lowly place.

I could not help myself but worry. Theo would surely settle this score with me.

Soon, he gave the money to the villager, and the crowd around him dispersed. He walked over again and looked at me coldly. His gaze was deep and dark, and it was impossible to read his emotions at all. He said nonchalantly, “Get out of the car.”

I obediently got out of the car and followed behind him. He turned to the driver standing far away and said, “Drive this car back.”

Then, he opened his car door and got into the driver's seat. Without any instructions from Theo, I did not dare get into the car. I just stood there with my head lowered.

“Do you need any personal invitation?” His voice sounded impatient.

I quickly opened the car door and sat in the passenger seat.

In the car, I could feel a sensation of coldness rising from my feet, and I glanced over from the side. He was releasing an icy cold air with a gloomy expression and anger in his eyes.