The Woman From Hell
Chapter 472

Chapter 472

"I'm not interested in this conversation, Wandy."

Tyler’s tone was calm again. "I'll go to Magnificent now. Wait there for me."

"No." I widened my eyes. "I'm very busy now and don't have the time to entertain you, let alone goto the hospital."

However, Tyler ignored me and merely told me to wait for him before hanging up the call.

I glanced at the phone screen and let out a long sigh.

What should I do?

Should I run?

Though if I ran, judging from Tyler's character, who knew what sort of maniacal things he would do?After thinking about it, I gave up on the idea and decided to save myself the trouble.

Half an hour later, my office room door was pushed open. Thinking that it was Tyler, I raised myhead and was about to speak when I realized that it was Theo. Stunned, I asked, "What are youdoing here?"

Theo walked over and propped his hands on the table, asking with his eyebrows raised, "Am I notwelcomed?"

I nodded helplessly.

He went around the table and took me in his arms." You’ve been working long enough and shouldhave finished your tasks by now. Let’s go to the hospital.”

"No, I don't want to.” I was worried that the secretary would bump into us when she walked in, so Istruggled in his arms. "Let me go."

Theo started behaving like a rascal. "I won't until you agree to go to the hospital with me.”

"Theo Grant!" I was so angry that my face was flushed.

"Can't you see that she refuses to be held by you?" A cold voice came from the office door. Theoand I turned to look at the same time.

Tyler was leaning against the door with a hostile expression.

Theo narrowed his eyes and lowered his head to ask m e, "You refused to go to the hospital andinsisted on coming here just so you could meet him?"

Why did he not publish a book when he was so imaginative?

"It's exactly as you said, Mr. Grant." Tyler added fuel to the flames.

They were both nuts, right? 1

I gnashed my molars and struggled out of Theo's arms. I stood up from the chair. "You just want meto g o to the hospital, right? I'll go! Happy?”

Stop torturing me!

We walked out of the hospital under the prying gazes o f the employees.

Coincidentally, Theo and Tyler’s cars were parked side by side.

The men opened their front passenger doors at the same time and looked at me, silently asking mewhich one of them I was going to pick.

I rolled my eyes and walked to the side of the road to hail a cab.

They should be the ones to seek therapy instead!

One of the most distinguished hospitals in Whaldorf City for the treatment of psychological issueswas Central Hospital. There were many patients lining up waiting for treatment every day, butthanks to the two men, I was able to see the psychologist without waiting.

The doctor was a woman in her 50s with an amiable smile. She looked very approachable.

We sat across from each other. She handed me a glass and asked with a smile, "I read yourmedical history. Let me ask a little about how you’re doing lately."

I nodded.

"How's your sleep and appetite?"

She asked this question first because a person's discomfort can be gauged from sleep and appetite

patterns.

I thought about it and replied, "I can't sleep at night when I'm in a bad mood, but I can sleep whenthings are well. I often wake up in the middle of the night and can't go back to sleep after that. Myappetite isn’t good. I often don't have much appetite."

The doctor nodded. "I can tell from your medical history that you’re not doing very well. Butfortunately, you’re maintaining your health and taking your medicine in time, so your illness isstabilized at this stage. But if you want to recover from this illness completely, then maintaining yourhealth alone is not going to be sufficient. I suggest you stay in the hospital for observation. If currentcircumstances do not permit that, then I suggest you maintain a good mood and try thepsychological process of suggestion. Go to crowded places in your free time and don’t shut yourself

off in a closed environment. I’ll prescribe you another medicine which you’ll have to take regularly as well."

I nodded. "Okay."