Forbidden Passion

Chapter 200 There's No Other Woman Who Can't Be Outdone, Only a Wife Who Doesn't Make an

Phoebe felt a chill run down her spine when she met Vanessa's gaze; she didn't know what mischief she was up to, so her guard against her increased. This meal was enjoyed harmoniously, with no one spoiling the atmosphere.

After dinner, everyone moved to the living room for a chat.

Vanessa walked up to Theodore and said, "Theodore, I see the lotus flowers in the lake have bloomed. Would you accompany me to see them?" Her candid demeanor made it hard to fault her.

Theodore glanced at Phoebe, and seeing her silent, he rose to his feet, and the two of them walked out shoulder to shoulder.

The night had fallen completely, so the streetlights were on, illuminating the silhouettes of the two.

One tall, straight, and noble; the other shorter, delicate, and alluring; they made quite a pair.

Evelyn sighed, "Just by looking at their silhouettes, they seem so well-matched. How come they were destined to meet, but not destined to be together?"

Everyone pretended not to hear her. Noticing that Phoebe was sitting there uncomfortably, Mrs. Reynolds found an excuse to call her away.

and daughter-in-law went upstairs, Mrs. Reynolds noticed Phoebe

streetlights cast a soft halo around them, and the two figures under the lights looked quite

with them just

if I

happy or not. The man is yours. If he wants to go for a walk to see the lotus flowers

her forehead, "Phoebe, you need to take the initiative, don't give others the

rubbed her

can't be outdone, only a wife who doesn't make

been pursuing Theodore relentlessly, and yet she remained indifferent. If one day Theodore truly shifted his affections, she'd have nowhere to turn for

thinking of Vanessa's gaze a few moments ago, she pursed her

an old couple; what could

Reynolds' expression and knew she was still in the

bring up. Whether she said it or not, she might end up being the

her for a while and asked, "Phoebe, did you see something, or

no." Phoebe quickly shook her head,