Forbidden Passion

Chapter 241 Revelations Over Breakfast: Unraveling Connections

It wasn't a dream; he was really at Mr. Reynolds' house.

He messed up big time!

John quickly finished washing up, quietly opened the glass door, and stuck his head out to observe for a few seconds to make sure Theodore wasn't around. He immediately dashed out, intending to run before Theodore noticed. He didn't have the courage to have breakfast with Mr. Reynolds.

Even if it didn't choke him, he would have indigestion.

But as soon as he rushed out, he saw a handsome and tall man leaning by the sofa, holding a newspaper.

Upon hearing footsteps, he looked up. "Done washing up? Let's have breakfast."

John: "......"

God, strike me

the rack before turning and heading towards the dining

other, and John was stiff all over, painfully awkward. His toes were so uneasy in his slippers that he might as well have been living in a mansion. He cleared his throat and asked the question that puzzled him

He picked up his chopsticks and gestured for him to eat. "Don't be nervous. Phoebe

fell back onto the dining table with a "clatter". When he

cause you any trouble,

was just too overwhelming, causing fear to well up inside him. Moreover, waking up and seeing the boss above

was ending. How was he

and ate his meal in silence, but with the boss sitting opposite him, he couldn't even remember how to swallow. Then he heard the boss

again, the chopsticks in John's hand dropped onto the dining table. His mouth formed an "o" of shock as he looked at Theodore in disbelief. "Ah?" Theodore stared at him and reiterated, "She is my wife. We have a marriage certificate. Regardless of what you think of her, this is where

his hands shaking uncontrollably. "No, no, no, Mr. Reynolds,

his heart almost stopping. While he did have a good impression of Phoebe before, once he found out she was Theodore's lover, he only treated her as his immediate superior, not daring to have any improper thoughts. Moreover, she was now the boss's wife. Even if he had

tone remained indifferent.

any intentions."