Chapter 569


    I did not wait for Cindy to say anything else and hung up the call.


    I was not an idiot. Why should I stay on the call and listen to her saying those unpleasant things to


    me?


    Although I was not angry, my mood was inevitably affected. I tossed the phone on the sofa with a


    nk expression.


    Just as I was about to turn around and go upstairs with Munchkin in my arms, Theo hugged me


    from behind.


    "My husband?" Theo said in a hoarse voice.


    I was stunned. "What’s wrong?”


    Theo bit my ear. "Say that again."


    I pursed my lips. "My husband?"


    Theo snorted. "Say it properly."


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    Did he have nothing better to do?


    I did not want to follow his wishes and broke away from his embrace, saying mildly, "Cindy said that


    she''s dying and she wants you to go visit her at the hospital."


    "Didn''t you ask her to go to Zedd?" Theo''s face was full of smiles. "I don’t want to be the third


    wheel."


    I was quite happy with his answer, hence my expression eased up a lot.


    After sitting on the sofa, I ced Munchkin on myp. "Why did Petra ask her to stay in the


    hospital?"


    Cindy seemed to havepletely recovered when I saw her the other day. There was simply no


    reason for her to keep staying in the hospital. When Petra said she was sending her to Salt City to


    recuperate, did she mean recuperate in the hospital? Why did she not keep her in Whaldorf City''s


    hospital but Salt City''s hospital instead?


    Theo frowned. "How am I supposed to know that? Why are you asking this all of a sudden? What


    happens to them has nothing to do with me."


    I rolled my eyes at him. "I''m just asking out of curiosity."


    As soon as I said that, Munchkin suddenly started crying.


    "Her matters have nothing to do with me. We''ll mind our own business and live our own lives." Theo


    bent down to look at Munchkin. "He''s probably hungry.


    Why don’t you feed him first? We’ll eat after he''s fed."


    I nodded.


    Theo stood rooted on the spot, having no intention to leave.


    I frowned. "I need you to leave."


    Theo raised his eyebrows. "I''ve seen your whole body."


    "It''s weird to have you stand there staring at me."


    Theo snorted. "Why is it weird for me to stand here and look at my wife?"


    I felt like we were two different beings with no way ofmunicating.


    Munchkin was so hungry that he began crying. I could not bring myself to not feed Munchkin, so I


    bit the bullet and lifted my shirt. Iforted myself and told myself to get used to it.


    Shortly after feeding Munchkin, he fell asleep. I brought him back to his room and asked the nanny


    to keep an eye on him before going downstairs to have m y meal.


    Halfway through the meal, there was amotion at the door of the vi.


    Theo and I exchanged nces and got up to leave the dining room.


    Cindy stood at the vi''s gate. There were two female servants standing in her way. After not seeing


    her for s o long, she seemed particrly haggard and much thinner now.


    "What are you doing here?" Theo walked over and asked with a nk expression.


    Tears welled up in Cindy''s eyes at once. "I didn’t want t oe either. I wanted to disappear from


    your life, because at least then I''d still remain the woman in your heart who can put a smile on your


    face whenever you think of me. But I really don''t know what I should do now. I don''t know where I


    should go or how I should live. I can only ask you to help me." Theo did not speak even after a very


    long time.