Forbidden Passion

Chapter 135 It doesn't bother me

In the International Finance Center, Phoebe and Cindy were attending an Hermès tea party, an event graced by the socialites of Kedora. The two of them sat at the back, watching as the elegant and poised saleswomen showcased the latest

styles and colors. Cindy lowered her voice to a whisper.

"Phoebe, have you been in a bad mood lately?"

Phoebe, intently perusing the new arrivals and jotting down notes on the ones she liked, replied without looking up, "No, what's up?"

"You used to be a workaholic. There were months when I wouldn't see you at all, and getting you out for a meal was a challenge," Cindy remarked.

Phoebe had indeed been very busy in the past. But it wasn't just with work.

For a long time after her miscarriage, Theodore was haunted by the reasons behind it. Whenever anything remotely related to Edward came up, he would fly into a rage.

that time, she developed a psychological shadow, wanting to

she stayed close to him almost every moment, thinking it would prevent his arbitrary behavior. However, Theodore proved to be

smiling at her, and the next, he could be

"I'm on vacation recently."

rare for someone as busy as you. But aren't you the head of QUEEN Entertainment? Just a few days ago, your company was in the news for something negative. Can you really afford to take a

frowned at her,"I'm trying to relax for a few days, can

immediately raised her hands in surrender, "Alright, alright, my

smile

the front whispered among themselves while

of curiosity, Phoebe followed their

she saw a tall, striking man stride in, radiating a glow that brightened the entire store. He ignored the various looks of astonishment

gaze for a second and knew he was coming for her. Just as she stood up to flee, her wrist was caught by a

eyes turned their way, making Phoebe reluctant to become the center of attention.

matters in public, and with Phoebe recently becoming more uncontrollable, a confrontation here could leave them both with no way to step down gracefully. Outside, the August sun poured down fiercely, the weather hot and