The Woman From Hell

Chapter 165 I secretly apologized to Cecilia once again. I had no other choice. If she did not want Mason to know about this, the only thing I could do was to throw her under the bus with sother excuse.

"Pfft!" Mason had not learned his lesson from the soy milk earlier. He had begun eating, and this time, he was now choking on a pancake.

I was too lazy to hand him any tissues this taround.

"Cecilia told you that?" he asked as he dusted pancake crumbs off himself.

"She didn't say it was you, I guessed that myself. So I cto you to get confirmation." Though I was feeling somewhat sheepish, I forced myself to continue lying through my teeth.

Mason had given up on breakfast after the two interruptions to his meal. As he stood up to walk back to his desk, he said, "I strongly suggest you buy sbooks to read if you're this bored. Prenatal education is very important. Don't let this end up affecting the child." "Dr. Lynch, I swear that I'm just curious. All you have to do is tellif you two did anything or not. I swear I won't tell anyone else." Refusing to give up, I walked after him and raised a hand to him.

To be honest, I was already quite sure of what had happened. If he was not denying it, I was probably right. He kneaded his forehead and ignored me.

Just then, a handsman pushed his office door open and walked in.

"Quick, take your wife home." Mason looked like his savior had arrived as he hurriedly stood up and pointed at me, speaking to Theo.

Theo had no idea what was going on. His features were arranged into a solemn expression as he looked a t us and asked, "What's going on?" "She cover early in the morning to interrogateabout my sexual relations. I might be a doctor, but I'm also just a man. You should educate her properly once you two get home." As he spoke, he deliberately shuffled further away from us.

I... did not know what to say in response! The look in Theo's eyes darkened as he walked over, grabbed my hand, and pulleddown onto the couch. Turning his gaze onto Mason, he asked, "What did she want to know about?" "I just wanted to know if anything had ever happened between him and Cecilia," I hurriedly answered before Mason could reply.

Theo did not understand, and he turned to look at me.

I chuckled dryly and said, "Well, Cecilia got drunk the last tI went on a business trip, and he was the one who took her home. When I called her the next morning, I heard a man's voice in the background, so I was curious if it was him or not. It's all just sharmless curiosity. Why don't you try asking on my behalf?" I was not willing to speak evil of my best friend in front of Theo.

"So, you guys slept together?" Theo asked in his straightforward manner, not a hint of hesitation in his words.

"You guys..." Mason jumped up from the couch. "Get out, get out! If you and your wife share the ssentiments, you should go hand gossip amongst yourselves. Don't cto my office and ruin my mood this early in the morning." If he was not willing to say anything, I had nothing more to say either. I got up and prepared to leave.

Theo had chere to look for me, so he also got up and pulledout.

The expression on his face was slightly frosty as we left the office. "Well done. I can't believe you chere this early in the morning for such a reason." When I noticed that he was not in a great mood, I very intelligently decided to keep quiet and not say anything as I walked behind him.

He did not say anything when we got into the car either. After giving it sthought, I asked, "Have you had breakfast yet?" He remained silent.

Even after giving the matter a lot of thought, I could not understand why he had lost his temper. He truly was a difficult man to make sense of. It was even difficult to understand why he was angry now.

Since he did not say anything, I pretended to be oblivious and said nonchalantly, "It's a weekend today, so we don't need breakfast at the mall? don't we have to woFR. Why We can go shopping for baby stuff after we're done. All that stuff should be bought now since I won't have the energy to go shopping once I'm going through the further stages of the pregnancy." He did not say anything, but he drove the car down the street leading to the mall.

We remained quiet. I walked behind him to the diner. After sitting down, he pointed at the menu and asked," What would you like to have?" "Anything will do. Order anything you feel like eating," I said, a bright smile on my face.

My deliberate ingratiation made his expression soften slightly, but he remained quiet and sullen. One might worry that he would explode any second now.

Our meals were soon served. There were all kinds of dishes on the table, and there looked to be enough food for five people.

I had eaten sof the breakfast I bought for Mason, so I was not too hungry now. I drummed my fork against my plate as I watched Theo eat carefully and slowly.

He had been brought up well as a child. Even as he ate breakfast, his elegant movements gave him the air ofa manlindulging in fine French dining instead. It made the young girls nearby turn and stare at him. constantly.

He was indeed someone uniquely eye-catching. He had managed to woo an entire crowd of people solely ve with his movements, but even more importantly, he was unaware of what he had done. He continued eating, not a care in the world. X