The Woman From Hell
Chapter 630

Chapter 630

He could not let Munchkin go, and his face was filled with sadness. His voice was choking withsobs. "You must send me a text after you settle down. Xander and I will go over and visit you."

I nodded.

Xander put one hand in his pocket, his gaze deep and profound. After a very long time, he said,"Take care!"

I smiled slightly. "Take care!"

After entering the first-class cabin, the air stewardess brought me a baby pillow and set up an infantseat beside me.

Perhaps it was because this was Munchkin's first time taking a plane, he was extremely excited anddid not sleep throughout the four-hour duration.

He looked very adorable, hence the air stewardess would come over from time to time to play withhim. H e only fell asleep while lying on my body when we arrived and disembarked at Whaldorf City.

When we walked out of the airport, I planned to hail a cab to the hotel. I had just left the terminalwhen Tyler called me.

I did not answer it and switched off my phone, ready t o hail a cab.

When I was waiting for a ride, a black Bentley pulled u p in front of me and rolled down the window.

After not meeting for a few days, Tyler seemed to have lost weight. His facial features looked evenmore prominent now.

"It's hard to get a ride from the airport. It’ll be rush hour soon and Whaldorf City's traffic is horrible.Get i n," he said with a deep gaze.

I pursed my lips and glanced at the cab coming up not far behind him. I walked directly to the cab,ignoring him.

After getting in the cab, I reported the hotel’s address. Seeing that I was with a child, the cab driverasked kindly, "Are you in Whaldorf City to visit your family?"

I shook my head. Munchkin was sleeping very soundly. I lowered my voice and replied, "I havethings to handle here."

The driver revved up the car engine and said with a smile, "Is it work-related?"

I nodded. "Mm!"

"My daughter is almost the same age as you. It's not easy for young people nowadays. This baby isstill so young and you're already taking him to work with you. It must be hard for you."

The driver sighed. As he said that, he looked at the rearview mirror and frowned, saying, "What'swith the Bentley behind us? He's been following us since the moment we left the airport. Do youknow him?”

I shook my head. "I don't."

Fortunately, there was no traffic and we arrived at the hotel in 40 minutes. After getting out of thecar, I headed straight into the hotel.

Tyler followed me. When I was handling the check-in procedure, the receptionist would look at Tylerstanding behind me from time to time.

After checking in, the receptionist saw that I was carrying a child and my things, so she offered,"Shall I send you upstairs, Miss?”

"No, I can send her upstairs,” Tyler said before I could say anything.

The receptionist was stunned. "Mr. Schuman!"

Tyler nodded, lifting the bag I put on the floor before I could, took the room card directly from thereceptionist, and walked toward the elevator entrance.

I frowned but did not say anything.

Upon entering the hotel room, he noticed that I was refusing to speak to him, so he looked aroundto check the safety of the room before calling room service.

I was a little worn out after a whole day of traveling. Seeing that he refused to leave, I finally said, "Ifthere's nothing else, then you should go back. I want to take a rest."

Seeing that I was taking the initiative to talk to him, there was a flash of light in his dark eyes as hesaid, "I ordered some food. Sleep after you've eaten. I promise I’ll not disturb you.”

I pursed my lips and did not say anything.

After entering the bathroom, I quickly washed up and looked for Munchkin's milk bottle and diapers.

I would have to feed him and change his diapers when he woke up later.

Soon, the room service he called arrived. I did not like heavy-tasting food, so almost all of thedishes were bland.

I looked up at him without much emotion. "Go home."

He opened his mouth to speak, but when he saw Munchkin waking up, he could not contain his joyand said, "Munchkin is awake. It'll be hard for you to eat if you need to take care of him at the sametime. I’ll hold him. I'll go back after you eat.”

I did not say anything else. I was indeed hungry after a whole day of traveling, so I took a few quickbites before asking the attendant to put the cutleries away.

Munchkin kept crying, perhaps because he was not used to the new environment. I changed hisdiapers for him.

Normally, I would not use the water in hotel rooms. After thinking about it, I looked up at Tyler andsaid, "I need some warm mineral water."