Forbidden Passion

Chapter 118 Hidden Talents

The doctor wasted no time and quickly fetched a pair of tweezers. He carefully picked out the glass fragments embedded in Vanessa's palm, causing Vanessa to feel as if she was on the verge of dying from the pain. After dressing the wound, Vanessa's originally pale and beautiful face turned whiter than paper. Theodore carried her back to the car. Ruby initially wanted to follow, but Vanessa signaled to her with her eyes. Ruby quickly said, "Theodore, please take care of Vanessa. We rushed here earlier, and her bag is still at Todi Stadium. I need to go back and get it."

"Alright." Theodore closed the car door, and Jack drove the car out of the hospital.

Inside the car, Theodore took out his phone and opened WeChat. He came across a photo of Phoebe and Edward smiling at each other, and his handsome face instantly darkened with an approaching storm.

Vanessa leaned against the seat back and, seeing Theodore's gloomy expression, weakly said, "Theodore, please take me to the hotel. My mother just had a heart bypass surgery, and if she sees that I injured my hand, she will worry about me." Frowning, Theodore replied, "Your injury is severe. Going to the hotel is not convenient."

Vanessa lowered her eyelids, her fluttering eyelashes trembling, appearing pitiful. "But I don't want my mother to worry. She fell ill because of me."

Jack, "Go to Imperial Apartment." Jack was taken aback in his heart. As far as he knew, Theodore only had one apartment in Imperial Apartment, which was the one he shared with Phoebe. Could it be that Theodore brought Vanessa back there to prevent them from fighting? "Mr. Reynolds, this... Do

and I can bring whoever I want. Who

and heading towards the Imperial Apartment. A hint of surprise flickered in Vanessa's eyes. She never expected Theodore would directly bring her to

car. Vanessa couldn't help but look over at his phone. In the video, a girl in a pink dress sat on a

to master the rhythm of "Love Song," and Vanessa was no exception. Especially when it came to bringing out the ethereal beauty from such an emotionally charged piano piece, it required

from the charity gala tonight. She thought without her, the piano performance would have been a

her place. As "Love Song" reached its climax, the ethereal beauty disappeared, and the piano intensified,

bowed to the audience. Vanessa finally saw the person clearly; it was

shock surged within her. Why was it