Forbidden Passion

Chapter 284 Unwavering and Unrepentant

Cindy got some ice, wrapped it in a clean towel, and gently pressed it against Phoebe's face. Even though the weather was still hot, Phoebe shivered from the cold.

Seeing that Phoebe had calmed down, Cindy started to ask her what had happened.

Phoebe didn't hide anything and told Cindy about the recent events. Cindy suddenly stood up, furiously cursing, "How can Vanessa be so awful? Is Theodore blind? How could he not suspect her at all?"

Cindy was furious after hearing it; actually, anyone would be angry if this got out.

Phoebe smiled bitterly. "She was pure and innocent and she was his first love. He cared her deeply"

Cindy sneered. "If he loves her so much, why doesn't he divorce you and marry Vanessa?"

Phoebe fell silent.

Seeing her like this, Cindy felt sorry and said, "Forget it; let's not talk about them. Are you hungry? Let's order some takeout."

"Okay."

went to the bathroom to take a shower; then, she found a pair of men's

the bathroom door, realizing Cindy had something

prepared and walked out. Cindy had just received the

takeout is

the table. Cindy quickly unpacked the food, and the smell

fried chicken, there was

cans of beer and handed Phoebe one, saying, "Come on, let's get drunk

beer and clinked it with Cindy's. She took a big gulp, the

poison, but now she needed to get drunk desperately. Only when she was drunk could she forget those painful memories. "Phoebe, our school days were the best. You and Edward were so enviable." Cindy reminisced. Phoebe and Edward were indeed the couple

past for a long time. Now, hearing Cindy mention it, it felt

took a bite of fried chicken with a sip of beer. ;"Cindy, don't mention

looked at Phoebe. "Phoebe, do you regret interning at Reynolds Group?"

Phoebe was taken aback.

always been more ambitious than her brother, Donovan Hart. Even with the intense pressure of high

for college internships, her first choice was to intern at the most prestigious company in New York. Only when she

Edward's objections, she resolutely