The Woman From Hell novel (Wanda and Theo) novel Chapter 1919

Seeing my confused appearance, Theo did not seem to have the heart to ask any more questions. He wrapped my hand with his broad palm, giving me a sense of security." We're husband and wife. If we have something to say, we should say it directly. It's what we agreed upon, no?"

His voice was so soft, as well as his dark gaze. They felt as soft as feathers.

My heart gradually calmed down, and when I looked at him again, the confusion in my eyes had disappeared. "Maybe it's because too many things have happened recently, which is why I'm a little nervous. When I saw the both of you... like that, I lost control of my emotions for a moment."

After hearing what I said, Theo nodded. He then stood up, sat next to me and hugged me. "Wanda, just remember, the way I am with you will never change. That'll be enough."

This was a firm and far-reaching statement that I could not not pay attention to.

In his arms, I nodded, but my heart was still wavering. Those few dreams were so clearly projected into my mind that they were going to break me down at any time like a ticking time bomb.

Perhaps I should see a psychiatrist...

With that in mind, I did accordingly.

The next day, I went to a private clinic. I heard that the psychiatrist was brilliant. They had a master's degree in psychology and had worked in a large hospital shortly after graduating before opening their own clinic later on, which was this place.

After I went in, the pretty girl at the front desk took out a form and asked me to fill it out first. This was a test form and was probably used to inform the doctor of the basics of my situation.

After filling up the form based on my first feeling, it was then my turn. I walked into the room with the form.

"Hello."

"Hello."

The doctor was young. He was wearing a white coat and a pair of glasses. He looked very gentle, and his voice was also gentle, which made one feel at ease.

I sat down in front of him. He was looking down at the form I had just filled out.

My eyes were fixed on the badge on the right side of his coat. It spelled out—Jason Frost.