Forbidden Passion

Chapter 99 Deals and Harmonies.

Theodore's heart trembled when he heard her say "wife," and then sank even further when she called him a "bastard."

"Who was yelling and wanted to get off the car to an extent of threatening to jump if the car was not stopped?" Phoebe replied, "I..."

Theodore raised an eyebrow, calmly waiting for her explanation. Phoebe hesitated for a while and earnestly contemplated. It seemed that she insisted on getting off the car, but only because he threw her shoes out. "Regardless, it was your fault. Couldn't you have coaxed me not to get off? I hadn't even stood firm, and I heard you telling the driver to move," Phoebe said with growing unease. The driver in the front seat remained silent.

The couple settled their scores right in front of him. It was truly unfair, like setting fire to a city tower and affecting innocent bystanders.

Seeing the tears welling up in her eyes, Theodore reluctantly took a step back and said, "Well, it was my fault. I shouldn't have left you like that."

"You!" Phoebe looked at him in disbelief. Did she mishear? Did he actually admit his mistake?

the future, don't throw a fit on the highway. It's too dangerous. If anything happens to you,

mom won't blame you," Phoebe lowered her head, her ears turning red. She nervously twisted her hands. Heavens, she couldn't believe her ears. The "big pig hoof"

and brushed her hair that had

ago, he had angered her so much that she didn't want to have anything to do with him. Yet, now, after hearing

can't just casually throw away my things anymore," Phoebe took

the hard-won harmonious atmosphere. He said,

she wouldn't have accepted Evan's gift. She didn't even have the courage to thank him properly in the nanny's car,

strong? He actually got angry when Evan gave her a

Vanessa running

her, carrying Phoebe straight into the living

saw him place Phoebe on the sofa before heading to the bathroom on the first

sofa, Vanessa heard the sound of rushing water coming from the bathroom. She couldn't help but feel a sense of discontent and said,