Forbidden Passion

Chapter 76 The Complex Dance

Theodore sipped her thin lips and remembered why he came to QUEEN Entertainment to find her. "Grandma asked us to go back to dinner tonight." "I see." Phoebe answered in a salty and salty way.

Theodore saw her immersed in her work again, and he stood for a few minutes before he left. In fact, one thing he admired about Phoebe was that once she devoted herself to her work, she would become obsessed with it.

In the evening, Phoebe intentionally steered clear of the bustling company gathering and slipped into Theodore's car. Jack, who was in the driver's seat ahead, acknowledged her with a nod and a greeting before starting the engine and pulling out.

Theodore leaned lazily against the back of his chair, is long legs stretched out with nowhere to comfortably place them. "Why do you get off work later than my boss?" Phoebe smiled, "how can office workers be worthy of their wages if they don't work overtime?"

"You feel good about it." Theodore gave a laugh. He suddenly remembered something and said, " Is the young man who exited your office this morning named John?" "Yes, why?" Phoebe is not surprised that Theodore remembers John. He seems to remember the people around her particularly well.

he from the personnel

he had great potential, which is why I appointed him as my assistant. As long as I remain in my current position, his prospects should be brighter than those of someone in the personnel department." Phoebe explained. Theodore smiled angrily when he heard the speech. He reached out and pinched her cheek. "Just be angry

then gently massaged her sore cheek, saying, "But you wouldn't want to let go, would

volume in his tone, "then

of blood spread throughout her body, and the heartbeat suddenly spiked, shaking her chest

he is passionately involved in certain matters. He rarely speaks such cheesy words. She was at

slightly, and he no longer had the teasing demeanor from earlier. He picked up his phone, and Phoebe saw that

at the gorgeous street scene outside the window, which was constantly retreating, and felt a deep chill in her

the end, he answered the call. Vanessa's

and the sunlight shone