The Woman From Hell
Chapter 2230

This woman was too brazen.

How dare she hug my husband in this kind of public place?

I looked around subconsciously, and after confirming that there were no paparazzi, I breathed a sigh of relief. Just as I was about to go and stop them, Theo shoved her away.

It seemed that Harriet had been exerting some force as she staggered back a few steps. She failed to balance herself in her heels and fell directly to the ground.

Theo looked at her condescendingly, expression still cold. "I apologize, but you've crossed the line, Miss Osborn."

She glared at the man with tears in her eyes. Although there was reproach on her face, she said pitifully, "Even if it's my fault, you can't make me fall with such force. Why don't you hurry and help me up?!"

I recalled Harriet once had a cameo role, but she had complained miserably. I thought she would be very suited to play the role of a fussy lady. She definitely did not lack the skills needed.

Theo was mulling over how men and women should not be too close to one another, but he could only stretch out his hand to help her when he thought of chivalry. Harriet grabbed his hand and stood up. Suddenly, she yelped, "Oh, it hurts." A sprained foot. This woman was full of tricks.

I thought satirically before continuing to observe and see what Harriet was planning.

She glanced at her foot, her eyes then falling on Theo. "I might have sprained my ankle. It hurts so much now. Why don't you help me?"

Looking at the brightly lit and crowded scene, Theo was a little troubled. "I'll ask your manager to come and get you." After saying that, he went to search for Lola.

However, Harriet stopped him right in the next second. "She must be busy introducing Delia to the others now. I don't want to disturb her over such a small matter. What's wrong, President Grant? You don't even dare help me? Or are you worried that President Lane might get angry and jealous?"

"There are too many people running their mouths. I don't want people to misunderstand." Theo took out his mobile phone. "I'll get someone to help you."

The next second, my phone rang.

Oops.

Sure enough, both their gazes

turned in my direction. I quickly

picked up my phone and ended the

call. Then I got up while

embarrassed and waved

the net

"What a coincidence that Theo gave me a call just as I was making my way over."

Theo looked at me for a long time while I approached slowly. His eyes were full of inquiry and smiles. "Oh, is it a coincidence?"

"Of course looked at Harriet at the

side, pretending to be surprised.

Osborn? Could it be that minde

"Why are your eyes so red, Miss

husband bullied you?"

Hearing this, Harriet wiped her eyes quickly. "No, I just got sand in my eye just now."

"Miss Osborn has sprained her ankle. I'd like to request your help to bring her inside, Madam." Theo's voice came from behind. "Okay, Miss Osborn. Let me help you."

Just as I was about to step forward, Harriet reached out her hand to stop me. "No, it's nothing. I can manage by myself." Then, she walked forward with her shoulders squared. Her feet were fine.

Watching her leaving back, I shrugged. "Sure enough, it's just an act."

"How long have you been watching, Madam?"

Theo's question stunned me. I waved my hands. "I wasn't watching."

"Of course. You just so happened to be walking around when you bumped into us. So you were forced to listen, no?"

"That's right, that's it."

Theo looked at me with a smile, and I was practically embarrassed. "You did a good job just now. I'm very satisfied. Keep up the good work." "Since you're satisfied, don't forget to reward me when we go back."

"Screw you."