The Woman From Hell
Chapter 312

Chapter 312

Even though Theo was very busy in the following days, he would come home before 11 at night. Hewould also always drop by in between working hours t o have every meal with me.

Now that my belly was too big, I often found myself sitting in one place and not wanting to move. Attwo o'clock in the afternoon, I told Miss Woods to set up a deck chair in the yard. I lay there anddecided to stay until dinner time when Theo would come back.

There were many flowers in the yard. My mood was great from looking at those beautiful bloomingflowers.

Just when I decided to close my eyes and take a nap, my phone rang.

I picked up my phone to see that it was Tyler calling. I frowned and hesitated for a long time beforepicking i t up.

"Wandy." I could hear the smile in Tyler's voice. "Miss me?"

I lowered my eyes and asked somewhat coldly, "What i s it?"

"It’s your birthday today. You couldn't have forgotten, right?”

My birthday?

I took the phone down from my ear and glanced at the calendar, only to realize that it was indeedmy birthday.

It was just that I had not celebrated my birthday for a long time. It seemed like I never did aftergetting married to Theo.

The fact that someone still remembered my birthday warmed my heart. I eased my tone. "Thankyou for still remembering.”

"I'd forget everyone's birthday except yours,” Tyler said while laughing.

I pursed my lips and did not reply.

"I want to see you." A sense of longing seeped through Tyler's tone.

I straightened my hair and replied slowly, "My due date is near. I'm not fit to go out these days.”

Thankfully, Tyler did not insist. "Then we'll wait until the baby is born to meet.”

"Sure," I replied softly.

"I've prepared a gift for you. It’ll reach your house soon. Go receive it yourself."

Just after he said that, a commercial vehicle arrived at the gate and a few bodyguards in blackcame out of the car. They put the bags that were in their hands at the gate, got into the car, and left.

I got up and walked to the gate. I opened the door and bent down a little to check what was inside.

One of the bags was filled with a few thick photo albums. I took one out and opened it. My tearsimmediately flowed out of the corners of my eyes.

"I hired someone to put them together. I hope you like them.” Tyler's voice echoed from the phone.

The whole album was filled with Mom's photos. Although they were put together with the help ofcomputer technology, the face in the photos looked like Mom in many ways.

This gift was priceless to me.

After all, there were too few photos left of her. They were not enough for me to reminisce.

“Check the other bag,” Tyler said.

I opened the other bag and saw two toy rabbits. My tears started flowing again. "How did you replacethem?”

Little girls had always liked playing with dolls. When I walked past a dollhouse many years ago andsaw these toy rabbits, I immediately fell in love with them but they were too expensive. There wasno way I could have them.

Back then, Tyler was with me. I did not know he saw my reaction back then and even rememberedit for so many years.