Forbidden Passion

Chapter 211 So What if Theodore's Your Husband

Phoebe, standing slightly apart, witnessed their intimate embrace and heard Vanessa's fervent declaration of love. A sharp pang of agony twisted in her heart. Indeed, they seemed to be a perfect pair, as if the universe had meticulously intertwined their paths together.

Theodore had founded QUEEN Entertainment solely for Vanessa, pouring in half a billion dollars, all to let her bask in the limelight, to make her his queen.

It was a grand gesture of love that could easily ignite the green-eyed monster in anyone.

Phoebe, on the other hand, was nothing more than an unplanned detour. If it wasn't for that one fateful night, if it wasn't for the child, their lives might have remained separate parallel paths, never destined to cross one another.

Phoebe's eyelashes fluttered down as a wave of pain rushed over her, constricting her chest and making it difficult to breathe. She couldn't bear to remain in this agonizing situation any longer. Without looking back, she turned on her heel and began to walk away.

"Phoebe!" A voice echoed behind her.

paused and responded with a frosty tone,

on his handsome face. It was evident that she

tightened as he commanded, "Coordinate with Director Hank. Vanessa's acting classes need to be

stiffened as she retorted, "Perhaps you should focus more on keeping Miss Fitzroy content. As long as she doesn't make any

to Theodore's neck, chimed in with a coyly timid voice, "Don't fret, Miss Ziegler. Theodore has generously invested in my cinematic debut. I won't

Internally, she gloated: "Theodore may be your husband, but while you spend your own

reassuring,"

office, stepped into the elevator, and stared at her reflection on the cold stainless-steel

it didn't matter, yet the pain persisted. As the elevator doors slid open, she took a deep breath,

back, he advised, "Hank's films are renowned and commercially successful. Prepare diligently

momentarily stunned; what she

fearing that if she did, Theodore might outright reject her, leaving her adrift and