The Woman From Hell
Chapter 697

Chapter 697

After coming back from Zenon, Munchkin had become quieter than before. He would certainly feellonely because he was no longer surrounded by playmates.

I thought about it and nodded to agree.

Munchkin never stopped smiling since, holding the Samoyed and refusing to let go.

"Why don't you give him a name?" Theo suggested.

"I’ll call him Snowy.” Munchkin stroked Samoyed's back. "Its fur is whiter than snow."

Theo laughed. "Snowy will be your friend from now o n. You must be nice to him, okay?"

Munchkin nodded his head hard. "Of course."

When we got back to the villa, Ms. Franca was done making dinner, so we headed straight into thedining area.

After taking my seat, I said, "Actually, you don't really have to force her out. I'm not really hurt."

"You're not really hurt?" Theo touched my right shoulder.

I gasped. "What are you doing?"

Theo sighed softly. "If it weren't because I was afraid that Munchkin would be worried about you, Iwould’ve brought you upstairs to apply medicine by now."

Immediately after he said those words, Ms. Franca walked in with a peeled egg.

Theo reached out to take it, then started rolling the egg back and forth on the right side of my face.

I said helplessly, "She didn't slap me very hard."

I felt pain from the slap but the pain did not last very long. I took a look in the mirror when I got inthe car and no marks could be seen.

Theo sneered. "Some people need to experience some form of pain to understand who they can orcannot provoke."

I pursed my lips. "Julie is Serena’s mother?”

Theo nodded.

It was no wonder Julie was so protective of Serena. It turned out that they were mother anddaughter.

We planned to go back to Whaldorf City on the weekend two weeks later.

As we needed to wake up early, Munchkin was not fully awake yet and crawled up to Theo’s lap assoon a s we got in the car and fell asleep in his arms.

Although Theo and I did not tell him anything,

Munchkin was smart enough to guess our relationship at the moment. After spending time togetherfor two weeks, Munchkin was much closer to him than when he was in Zenon.

When we arrived at the departure hall, the surroundings were rather noisy. After Munchkin woke up,he held Theo by the neck and acted like a spoiled kid. "I want to drink yogurt."

Without waiting for Theo to say anything, Keith took out a bottle of yogurt from his pocket andhanded it to him.

“Thank you, Mr. Keith." Munchkin was polite.

Across the bench sat a woman holding a child who looked about two years old. Munchkin was justabout t o unscrew the cap of the bottle to drink the yogurt when he saw the child stretching out hishand toward him, looking very much like he wanted to drink it badly.

Munchkin looked at his favorite yogurt drink and felt a little reluctant, but when he saw theseemingly desperate look on the child’s face, he sighed and jumped off Theo’s lap. He ran up to thewoman and said, “Ma’am, I'd like to give this to him. Don’t worry, I haven't drunk it yet.”

The woman was stunned, then nodded with a smile. It was considered an agreement.

Munchkin stared at the little boy for a few seconds before turning around and running up to me,asking with a smile, "Mommy, will you give me a little sister next time?"

The child was young and did not notice anything odd about this statement. Theo pulled him overand laughed. "If Mommy wants to give birth to a baby, it'll b e for me."

I was amused. Why did this man take it so seriously?

Munchkin pursed his lips and became serious too. He looked up at him and asked, "Will you marryMommy, Theo?"

This was the first time he was asking about my and Theo's relationship.

"Of course," Theo replied, his tender gaze falling on me.

Munchkin nodded, looking somewhat cheerful now. H e looked at me and said, "Mommy, will I havea father after you and Theo get married? And also get a sister?"

I smiled slightly. Seeing that it was almost time and how they were starting to check the boardingpasses, I got up and said, "Let's go. It's time to board the plane."