Forbidden Passion

Chapter 132 I'm not yours

"You trample on our life's work just to please your first love. It's fine for you to throw money around just for a smile from a beauty, and everyone praises you for being romantic. But sorry, I am someone who values my career too much to continue playing this game with you. If you want to support her, then find someone else to do it. I won't accompany you any longer."

After saying her piece, Phoebe didn't even glance at Theodore's increasingly ugly expression. She picked up her bag and headed for the bedroom.

Upon reaching the hallway, she saw Vanessa peeking out from the guest room door. Phoebe scoffed, "Miss Fitzroy, if you want to watch, come out and watch openly. Sneaking around is just shameful." Vanessa was furious, "I won't stoop to arguing with a loser."

Phoebe scoffed again and pushed open the bedroom door, slamming it shut behind her.

The sound of the slamming door echoed in the hallway. Theodore, clutching the work badge, stood up with an ashen face. He had not expected Phoebe to actually walk away from her job.

Vanessa approached cautiously, grabbing Theodore's arm, "Theodore, Miss Ziegler has too much temper. How can she lash out at you?"

away, giving her a cold glance, "It's late. Go back to your room

and by the time she looked up again, Theodore had already entered the bedroom. Her hand slowly

she realized she wasn't happy at all. She had to drive

Phoebe stood under the shower, tilting her head back to let the hot water pour over her

night when Theodore brought Vanessa home without a

had been enduring, hoping

too naive. Whether it was Theodore or Vanessa, they

experience as a chief secretary, couldn't find

the impact, and then her throat was grasped, not hard enough to hurt, but enough to startle her. The moan she was about to utter was swallowed back as she glared at the man who was inches away. "What

handsome face almost pressed against hers, "Phoebe, who gave you the courage to

scoffed, "Wasn't it

in charge in this house." When she had thrown the work badge at him earlier, his invulnerable heart had plummeted,