Forbidden Passion

Chapter 134 Get it back

She lifted her head to look at him, the mockery still evident in her eyes, "Don't you feel any guilt towards Vanessa? She's been waiting for you for three whole years." Theodore bent down, exhaling a puff of smoke onto her pristine face, watching her cough and choke before he felt a sense of satisfaction, saying, "She'll understand." Fuck!

Phoebe rarely cursed, but Theodore's actions tonight made her break her rule repeatedly. She wiped away the tears from her coughing fit, steadied herself against the wall to stand up, and said through clenched teeth, "You two really are a perfect pair of scumbags!"

With that, she shoved him aside and turned to enter the bathroom.

In the following days, Phoebe didn't go to QUEEN Entertainment. Instead, she spent her days shopping with Cindy, buying whatever was expensive, all on Theodore's credit card.

She had an epiphany that her relentless work over the past two years was pointless. The money she made was nothing compared to the spare change Theodore earned from signing a big deal.

Since she had been fulfilling her marital duties all along, there was no need for her to pretend to be high-minded and not spend his money.

In the eyes of outsiders, she married him for his wealth. She had borne this reputation for nothing; she might as well live up to it.

phone's message alert to buzz incessantly from morning to

initially surprised to see the bank transaction alerts because, in three years of marriage, Phoebe had never been

held onto this boundary as if

alerts, his feelings were

it felt like his

limp into the bathroom, he felt a

Yes, satisfaction!

he has something important to discuss. Shall I let him in?" Carol asked cautiously from

his face, and his expression quickly

held a sense of awe for his boss. He knocked and entered, "Mr. Reynolds, there are many documents at QUEEN Entertainment that need Miss

was a conflict between Phoebe and Theodore, which was why she wasn't showing up

furrowed, "I

has been nothing but hardworking and dedicated, with every decision made for the betterment

at the man before him, his posture straight, his eyes filled with admiration and respect for