The Woman From Hell
Chapter 660

Chapter 660

The corners of my mouth twitched. "Don't you think you ordered too much?"

He shook his head. "I can only eat this once a month, Mommy. These are the things I'm alwayscraving for."

This child...

I pursed my lips. "Munchkin, like with anything else, you should eat only what you can finish. If youcan't finish what you ordered, then you may only be wasting a few dollars now, but if you'vepromised someone something and can’t fulfill your promise, then you'll have to risk losing theperson you love the most. Do you understand?"

Theo frowned. "Wanda, he's only four."

"If he can understand something at the age of four, then why wait until he's 18 to explain it to him?"

I might be a little too harsh, but I figured that Munchkin should understand certain things earlier.

Theo sighed and did not say anything else.

When our table number was called, he got up and went to get our meal.

Munchkin seemed to have just realized that he should not have ordered so much. After falling silentfor a

while, he looked at me and said, "I was wrong, Mommy. I'll not do so again next time."

I nodded, my gaze falling on Theo as he walked over.

He put all the food on the table and looked at Munchkin, saying, "If you like it, then don't treatyourself unfairly and eat away."

Munchkin looked at me and started eating happily after seeing me nod.

I picked up a burger and ate while staring at Serena's poster.

Nothing was really running through my mind. I was just wondering if I could have been equallyradiant as well if I had not gone through those painful experiences back then.

Theo followed my gaze and sighed. "Whether it’s Cindy or Serena, they're just putting on a showwith m e. If this bothers you, then I’ll not bring any more female companions with me when I attendevents next time."

I shook my head. "That's not necessary. I've found my preferred way of living and the best way tohandle things, so I won't be concerned about these things, much less tell you what to do."

I was not that great at being able to secure everything. I could only change Munchkin and myself.What others wanted to do was their business.

He frowned. "Are you angry?”

I smiled helplessly. "With your identity and self-worth, the media is destined to monitor your life 24hours a day. Besides, I merely read the news reports they wrote specifically to capture the public’sattention without taking any of them seriously."

I had learned to see everything with my own eyes and listen with my own heart instead of listeningto what others said.

A smile appeared on his face. "What do you want to eat tonight?"

Before I could say anything, Munchkin looked up and asked, "Can we eat later in the evening? Itmay take m e a long time to get hungry after eating now."

His words cracked us up. Theo picked up the napkin t o wipe his mouth for him. "Sure."

"Can we go watch a movie after we finish eating?" Munchkin looked up and asked me.

The initial plan was to take Munchkin out for an outing today, so of course, I would not say no tohim.

After watching the movie and returning home at night, Munchkin fell asleep in Theo's arms. Hecarried Munchkin back to his bedroom.

I sat on the sofa and bent over to look at my ankle. Probably because I had walked too much today,my ankle, which had not yet fully healed from the previous sprain, began to ache again.

Theo came out of the bedroom and saw me pouring hot water into a basin with a kettle. He cameover and took the kettle from my hand. "I'll do it. You go sit on the sofa."

I nodded and sat on the sofa.

He took the basin and went to the bathroom to get some cool water. After coming out, he put thebasin at my feet, then grabbed my feet.