Forbidden Passion

Chapter 81 Shadows of Ambition.

Phoebe abruptly turned around, the villa standing silently in the night. Not too far away, Phoebe could see someone standing on the second-floor terrace.

It was Theodore, tall and imposing. Just the thought of him watching her and Brandon walking side by side sent shivers down Phoebe's spine. She spoke with a heavy voice, "We were discussing some company matters." "He sure has a wide range of authority," Theodore's tone carried a hint of displeasure and disdain. "It's too late, don't wander around the estate in a white dress. People who don't know might think you're in a horror movie." Phoebe involuntarily looked down at her white dress, speechless for a moment. Theodore's deep voice sounded in her ear again, "Don't move from where you are, I'll come to get you."

Phoebe thought that there was no need for him to come to pick her up for such a short distance. Before she could refuse, he hung up the phone. Looking up at the second-floor terrace, she could no longer see Theodore's figure. Phoebe stood still in that spot, feeling bored, and after a few minutes, she finally saw Theodore appear in her line of sight. He had just finished showering, and his hair was still wet.

His bangs hung down, covering his eyebrows.

for a walk?" Theodore asked her. Phoebe actually wanted to go back, but looking at Theodore's expression, she felt that he still wanted to take a walk. So, she nodded, "Yes, how about a stroll around the estate?" The Reynolds Mansion was located in the outskirts, and it took almost two hours to drive from the city. Without the hustle and bustle of the city, the air was pleasant, and quiet. Theodore and Phoebe walked along the path side by side. "Just arrange a job for Madison casually. She might lose interest

Madison's gaze, Phoebe said, "Maybe she's not going to play." She was going to cause trouble, but Phoebe didn't finish

play. If she can go six months without being late or leaving early, I'll transfer her to headquarters. During this time, I need you to keep an eye on her and prevent her from causing any trouble," he

You know she's going to cause trouble, so why did you agree to let her work? Isn't it better for her

leave of absence for more than two years. It's

her, then push her into my department. Is my department a waste

enough? Did he

"Phoebe, please watch

allowing her to manage it was just that, management. Who he wanted to push into