The Woman From Hell
Chapter 946

Chapter 946

After a pause, I continued, "Even though you helped m e before, you have no right to tell me what todo with m y life. If everyone had just minded their own business, then all these things wouldn't havehappened. Also, I won't spend my life with someone I don’t even love."

There were just some people in life whom one could never bring oneself to love. From the momentthey met up until the moment they separated, love would never exist between them. There wouldnever be a spark.

What I had for Matthew were gratefulness and guilt. There was never love.

When I got home, it was almost noon.

I had just gone back to the bedroom to lie down when I received a call from Cassey. I answered thecall and she immediately started screaming angrily, "Wanda Lane, am I your friend or not? I gaveyou a call yesterday to ask you out for coffee today and you promised, but you haven't been pickingup my calls! You could’ve just let me know if you didn't want to go."

I was stunned for a moment and lowered the phone from my ear to take a look. There were indeedseveral missed calls from her. I was outside talking to Matthew at the time and there were cars onthe road,

hence I did not hear it.

I took a deep breath and said apologetically, "I'm really sorry. I went to the hospital when I woke upthis morning and forgot about our appointment."

"What's wrong with you? Why did you go to the hospital?" Cassey asked anxiously.

I felt a gush of warmth in my heart. She genuinely cared about me.

I smiled. "I caught a cold and went to the hospital to get some medicine."

It was not the right time to tell anyone that I could no longer conceive yet.

Cassey snorted. "Alright, then. I'll forgive you since you're sick. But you’d better come and visit mewhen I deliver or I won’t forgive you anymore, you hear me?"

I laughed. "You stubborn little cockroach."

"You’re the stubborn little cockroach."

After teasing each other for a bit, I glanced at the time and figured that Theo would be coming homesoon. I quickly said, "I’ll talk to you soon. Don't worry, I’ll be there when you deliver."

My mood was lifted tremendously. I grabbed the glass from the bedside table to take a sip of thewater and lay back down on the bed.

Although I did not know if I still had a fever, I no longer felt any discomfort. Hence, I was not overly

concerned about it.

I unknowingly fell asleep, and the room was dark when I woke up. I thought I would sleep until theevening but after taking a look at the time, I realized that it was only two in the afternoon.

I looked out the window and was stunned.

I glanced at the gloomy and overcast sky before seeing Theo.

He stood on the balcony, his figure slender and long. H e looked particularly lonely in this gloomyweather.