Forbidden Passion

Chapter 95 Tears of Temptation

Theodore's back stiffened, and as he reached to pull her away, his hand landed on her wrist, but Vanessa's arms tightened even more. "Theodore, please, don't push me away." Vanessa pressed her face against his back, pitifully pleading with him.

She had already set aside her pride and arrogance, lowering herself to the ground. If he still rejected her, what would she do?

Theodore furrowed his brow. "Vanessa, I am married."

Vanessa trembled all over, her fingers tightly clasped together, unwilling to let go. She knew she had lost face, but if she didn't fight for it now, Theodore would never belong to her.

"I don't want any status. I just want to be with you, Theodore, please have pity on me. I truly love you."

silent for a few seconds, slowly loosening Vanessa's hand. He turned around, causing

he knew was proud and powerful, like a queen, radiating self-confidence. She wouldn't lower herself and

his retreat, and tears rolled down her face, dripping onto the white carpet. "Theodore, this is the real me." He

had opened up, she didn't want to end up in misery. "Love makes people humble. For these past three years, I have been constantly reflecting on myself. If I

and a gust of wind blew in, sending chills down her spine. She was all too

silent during their arguments, the last of which occurred three years ago. Vanessa's heart was filled with a

cried, her face adorned with tears, giving her a poignant and melancholic beauty. However, the man standing before her had a heart of stone, unmoved by her tears. "It's late, you should go to bed," he

disappearing gradually into the corner of the second-floor staircase. Vanessa's legs could no longer support her weight,

of consideration for her pride, not because he still had

knowing each other for so many years and being in a relationship for so long, how could she bear the thought of losing Theodore to Phoebe? Even if she had to resort to being despicable

tears, Vanessa took out her phone from her robe's pocket. It was a call