Forbidden Passion

Chapter 108 Love, Jealousy, and Deceit

Her heart fluttered in panic. The sound of high heels hitting the floor came from upstairs, and the hand that was around her waist quickly retreated. Phoebe took a step back, unable to hide her disappointment.

Vanessa came downstairs and felt the strange atmosphere between the two. She smiled at Theodore and said, "Theodore, I'm all packed. Let's go." Phoebe couldn't help but feel upset. No wonder he suddenly wanted to go for a midnight snack, and it was Vanessa's suggestion.

What did he come here to invite her for? Theodore nodded and looked at Phoebe. Phoebe's face turned cold and she said, "I've been strolling around all afternoon and I'm tired. You guys go, I won't go."

She would rather stay in the villa and exchange sarcastic remarks with Ruby than go and see them enjoying their romantic midnight snack, torturing herself. After speaking, she squatted down to continue packing another suitcase.

and smile triumphantly at Phoebe. The door closed and the sound of the engine faded away. Phoebe sat on the carpet; her

sound of the waves outside the window, she dazed for a while before uncovering the blanket and getting out of bed. Vanessa had finished recording the show yesterday, and they were flying back to Kedora this morning. After washing up in the bathroom and changing

and saw a note attached to the suitcase. The handwriting was elegant and forceful, unmistakably Theodore's. "You go back to Kedora first, Vanessa and I will return in the

her heart and didn't even have breakfast. She called a car and went straight to the airport. The plane landed at Kedora International Airport and John came to pick her up. He helped her put her luggage in the

street scene outside the window, which was constantly retreating. The temperature in Kedora was not lower than Riaca City, and the noon

soaked in oil. Just as she was about to speak, she noticed a black sedan next to them

passionate, inseparable kiss. Just as she was about to marvel at how the driver could remain unfazed, the man lifted his