Forbidden Passion

Chapter 91 Highway Confrontation

Phoebe glanced at the box in the person's hand. She recognized the brand, a high-end luxury brand, and politely declined, "No need, please thank Mr. DeRoss for me."

The assistant forcefully handed her the box, "Miss Adams, please wear it. Evan said he couldn't bear to see your heels hurt."

Phoebe's heart warmed. She hesitated for a moment, and the assistant turned back and ran. She stopped and looked back, where she saw Evan waving at her from a distance. A surge of bitterness welled up inside her.

Even a stranger she had only met twice noticed her injured feet, but Theodore, her husband of three years, seemed indifferent. She thought their relationship had improved that night at the Reynolds Mansion, but it turns out it was all in her imagination.

Phoebe was touched by Evan's kindness, silently saying thank you to him, and turned around to chase after Theodore's gradually receding tall figure. Phoebe ran out of the airport, feeling that her feet were about to give out. She was anxiously looking for Theodore's trace when a car window rolled down, revealing Theodore's cold, indifferent handsome face.

walked over, opened the passenger door, and got in. Theodore noticed that she

his brows even tighter. "Are you a beggar, just taking other people's

at the size, it was a size 36, which was just right for her. She exclaimed, "They look so good, he must have been planning to give them to someone

you can't wear them!" came the gloomy voice of the

upon first meeting, his seduction techniques were simply too low-level. Phoebe ignored him

he had to say. Theodore got furious when he

watched helplessly as the shoes disappeared into the traffic. She was furious and turned

it, I'll throw it

lost her sanity. She gritted her teeth and said, "Stop the

nervously at the rearview mirror. The man had not given any instructions, so he didn't dare

is a highway, you can't stop randomly. It's very dangerous," the driver hesitated, not knowing how these two got into such an