The Woman From Hell

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Chapter 1705

As | looked toward where the direction of the voice was coming from, there was a middle-aged man and woman

pushing through the security guards

and rushing toward me.

| hurriedly covered my belly with my arms and forgot to dodge.

"Careful!"

Theo's nervous voice sounded in my ears, and | felt a force pullingover. My face was pressed against the

man's chest. As | followed his lead, we smoothly avoided the rushing pair's impending rampage.

| breathed a sigh of relief, but the child in my belly seemed to have been frightened as well. | felt a burst of pain

and could not help but let out a hiss.

The sound coming fromterrified Theo, and he quickly held onto me. "What's wrong? Are you alright?"

It was just for a slight second, so | recovered after a short while. | waved my hands and said, "I'm alright. Those

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two..."

Our eyes turned toward the two who had barged into the company, and Theo's face becgloomy. He was

upset that the two almost rammed into me. "What on earth are you security guards doing?! How could you allow

them to run past at will?!"

The man scolded sharply, causing the two security guards guarding the main door to be in disarray. "President

Grant, well...

They just..."

After calming down, | did not wish for the company to be in a state of chaos because of me, so | stepped forward

and patted Theo on the shoulder. "Hey, I'm alright. Don't blthem. Let's just ask where those two came

from."

The look in my eyes suddenly grew sharper. | knew that woman.

It was Julie.

She was Serena's mother and manager, so the man next to her should be her husband.

| planned to be polite to this woman and said in a low voice, "The incident happened so long ago, Julie. Are you

still planning to retaliate againstnow? Aren't you being too ridiculous?"

Julie was initially intimidated by Theo's imposingness. Now that she was looking at me, the fear in her eyes

vanished and was replaced with anger. "Seeing that you still recognize me, Wanda Lane, then fine. Let's lay

everything out on a table today." Julie's clothes were disheveled, her hair was messy, and her face was pale. It

was clear that she had been depressed for a while.

I merely smiled and said, "What are you trying to say?"

"The truth of my daughter's death was covered up by you people, so now we've cto seek justice for her,"

said Julie's husband, Daniel Zoel. Nheless, why were they suddenly so adamant that | was the one who killed

Serena?

"Serena's death has nothing to do with me. Mr. and Mrs. Zoel, stop stirring up trouble here for your own sake." |

truly was doing this out of good intentions. After all, | knew Theo's temper very well. If he were to explode, it

would not be good for these two.

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However, my warning seemed like an excuse to avoid responsibility in their ears. It was especially so for Julie.

She had lost her daughter was venting all her grievances on me. "You killed my precious daughter! How can you

stand there so righteously and tellnot to stir up trouble? I'm telling you, Wanda Lane, so long as my

daughter's death is not made public, | will continue to haunt you!"

| sighed silently, feeling a little helpless.

Theo pulledbehind him and took a step forward His words carried a sense of power, "If you folks have doubts

about Serena's death, feel free to appeal to the court. I'm afraid you can't afford the consequences of making

trouble at Grant Corporation. Right now, | can call the police and report that you're disrupting the order of my

company. You even nearly hurt my pregnant wife."

The man's words were like thunder, and Daniel quickly pulled Julie back. However, he was unwilling to let things

slide." What's the use of appealing? You're Theo Grant! It'd be a piece of cake for you to defend your wife!"

As soon as this remark cout, it attracted the attention of many employees...

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