The Woman From Hell

Chapter 1436

| let out a cry and quickly rushed over.

Though surprisingly, Sara was not quite able to push Susan. Susan smacked her hand away and moved nimbly

behind her. She moved so quickly that Sara reached out only to push nothing, causing her body to lean forward.

She fell into the pool.

| recalled Susan's upbringing. Growing up in such a harsh environment, she must be equipped with self-defense

skills to survive. Moreover, she had pretty good fighting skills, so she took on the role of Tyler's bodyguard when

she first worked for Tyler.

Sara flopped wretchedly in the pool, crying out for help while doing so. | glanced at her and chose to ignore her.

Instead, | looked at

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Susan and asked with concern, "Are you okay?"

Susan shook her head. "I'm okay."

The water in the pool was not deep, and Sara did not look like a person who did not know how to swim. Hence, |

chose to stand by and watch.

This woman deserved to be taught a lesson.

Sara's cry for help soon attracted Tyler.

When he saw Sara in the water, he removed his top and jumped into the pool. He pulled her out.

She merely took a few sips of water, so it was no big deal and no emergency treatment was required.

Carlson and Theo arrived as well.

"What happened?" Carlson asked with a frown.

How could she let go of such a good opportunity when she seemed like a victim in other people's eyes?

Sara sniffled and nestled in Tyler's arms while sobbing pitifully. The sight of her was truly heartbreaking. Tyler

embraced her and screamed at the servant next to him, "Are you dead or what? It's so cold and you're not

getting us any towels? What are you standing here for?"

The servant was startled and rushed into the villa in a flurry. They grabbed a towel and draped it over Sara.

Tyler then carried her back into the villa and brought her back to his room before instructing the servants to find

a doctor and boil schicken soup.

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Although Carlson was upset about it, his good upbringing stopped him from flipping

out, though it was mainly because Theo and | were also here.

Under the servants’ care, Sara felt better and leaned in Tyler's arms like a pitiable kitten.

| was beside Susan the whole time, so | got to witness her reaction. Her expression was indifferent, and there

was a look of sarcasm in her eyes.

She had long gotten used to it. Maybe she would have felt sad in the past, but she was completely numb by now.

When her heart was dead, she could no longer feel heartbroken.

There was no greater sorrow than a heart that never rejoiced. It suddenly dawned onhow Susan was able to «

calmly leave Tyler.