Forbidden Passion

Chapter 156 Catch His Runaway Director

She looked up at him, her eyes still filled with scorn, "Don't you feel any guilt toward Vanessa? She's been waiting for you for three whole years." Theodore leaned in close and exhaled smoke right onto her fair complexion, watching as she coughed violently. He smirked with satisfaction, saying, "She'll understand." Damn it!

Phoebe rarely swore, but Theodore's actions tonight had her breaking all her rules. She wiped away the tears brought on by the choking and coughing, stood up leaning against the wall, and through gritted teeth spat out, "You two are a perfect match; you're nothing but a pair of lowlifes!"

With those final words, she pushed past him and locked herself in the bathroom.

For the following days, Phoebe avoided going to QUEEN Entertainment; instead, she called Cindy to join her on shopping sprees. If it was expensive, she'd buy it all on Theodore's credit card.

She'd had an epiphany: her relentless work over the past two years was meaningless. She couldn't match what Theodore made by signing a single big deal. Since she'd been fulfilling her marital duties, why pretend to be virtuous and not spend his money?

Society already labeled her a gold digger for marrying him, so why not own the reputation she'd been given?

setting off a constant stream of notification chimes on his phone from morning till

willing to use his card throughout their

Theodore experienced a complex mix of emotions. He wasn't upset, nor entirely happy, but he

her limp into the bathroom,

Yes, satisfaction.

QUEEN Entertainment wants to see you should I

his face; his amorous expression

boss was evident in his demeanor. He knocked and walked in, saying, "Mr. Reynolds, there are quite a few documents at QUEEN Entertainment that require Miss Ziegler's signature,

a fallout between Phoebe and

frowned slightly, "I'm

you and Miss Ziegler, but I feel it's only fair to speak on her behalf. Ever since she took over QUEEN Entertainment, she's

eyebrow lifted as he observed John's earnest posture and the admiration in John's eyes when