The Woman From Hell novel (Wanda and Theo) novel Chapter 856

I was quite relieved and asked, "Tell me what your favorite food is and I'll bring some more for you later."

"I'm fine with anything. I'm not a picky eater.”

After a pause, Susan continued, "But don't bring too much because I can’t finish everything all by myself. It'll be a waste if they go bad."

"Okay."

After hanging up the phone, I looked around the kitchen but could not find a takeout container.

I walked to the kitchen door and shouted outside the villa, "Can you come here for a moment, Theo?"

After shouting, I continued to look for a takeout container.

The sound of footsteps was heard and I asked, "Theo, d o we have takeout containers at home? I’m going to pack the food now so you can send them to Susan when I'm done."

I did not get a response for a long time and looked up curiously.

I was stunned to see that it was Petra.

She took out the takeout container from the cabinet, and a look of surprise emerged on my face. She looked

at me and said, "There are a few takeout containers here. Do you think they're en—"

When she saw me looking at her with a puzzled expression, the smile on her face turned stiff. Her countenance was a little awkward. "Theo and your... dad went for a walk together."

I nodded and took the containers from her, saying blandly, "Thanks."

"Can I help you with anything?" She stood beside me, asking.

I shook my head, saying a little indifferently, "No, thank you."

My overly distant tone silenced her.

But what?

Was she going to say that she loved me?

How absurd.

The reason why a wound was called a wound was that it would always be there, even until death.

I could bring myself to not hate her, but I could not forgive her.

If I forgave her, I would feel sorry for my dead baby.

I looked outside the window. The sun was shining and I could hear Munchkin laughing vaguely.

I took a deep breath and looked calmly at Petra. "I’m a person with a really poor memory. Thinking about it now, my memories before I was ten have become somewhat blurred, but there are some things in my mind that I still remember until now."