The Woman From Hell novel (Wanda and Theo) novel Chapter 367

Theo refused to let go of me, and I pinched the bridge o f my nose tiredly. "Theo, can't you tell that I'm resisting you?"

I felt the man’s body stiffen visibly.

"I know," Theo replied in a voice so hoarse it was sexy. "I will get the best psychiatrist to treat you."

Jerome was an excellent psychiatrist. During my consultation, he had told me that the key to curing this illness was the way Theo would assist me in my healing process. After all, psychological problems should be treated with psychological methods.

However, Theo was like poison to me now. He would never be able to cure me anymore.

"But if I react to other men, does that mean the problem doesn't lie within me?" I curled the corner of my lips slightly upwards into an evil smile. "Should I conduct an experiment involving other men?"

"You wouldn't dare!" Theo immediately flew into a rage.

I laughed coldly. "I'll conduct my experiments with other men if you dare to find me a psychiatrist. After all, we have to conduct experiments to cure my illness."

Theo let go of me and sat up in bed, an unhappy expression on his face as he said, "Wanda, can you stop being so headstrong? I'm doing this for your good.”

"For my good?" I snickered as I said, "I think it's more for your good."

"You!"

Perhaps I looked like an unreasonable woman in Theo's eyes now, but I did not care how he viewed me. In the past, I would have condemned myself and forced myself to tolerate a lot of things just so he would love me, but I would not do that any longer.

Getting out of bed, I said in a cold voice, "President Grant, don't you think you should examine if there’s anything wrong with you if I don’t have any reaction toward you?

"Maybe the problem lies within you?” I continued fearlessly. When I finished speaking, I picked up the pajamas on the floor and put them on as I walked toward the bedroom door.

The sound of Theo's furious roars rang out from the room after I left.

Not only was it an extremely intolerable thing for a man to be questioned in such areas, but it was also something extremely humiliating.

President Grant had a lot of self-esteem, so I was not worried that his pride would be hurt as I walked down