Forbidden Passion

Chapter 390 Cat, Ollie

Phoebe and Theodore locked eyes for a moment before she looked away, focusing on the squirming kitten in her arms. "This little guy's got a lot of energy," Phoebe said. She wanted to name it Leo but knew Theodore would be upset. Theodore glanced at her and said, "Don't call it 'full of energy.""

"That sounds terrible," Phoebe shot back.

After thinking for a bit, she said, "Let's call it Ollie."

"Ollie?" Theodore repeated, liking it more each time. "Alright, Phoebe named you. You're Ollie now."

Phoebe's heart skipped a beat when Theodore called Ollie son, making her look at him. "What did you call it?"

"Son. Isn't it our son?" Theodore said seriously.

To build a bond, they needed a term of endearment. Theodore had practiced this, but he was worried he might overdo it.

Phoebe looked at chubby Ollie. "So, it'll call you Papa? That's cute."

Phoebe almost immediately accepted the idea. 'I might never have kids, so having a cat as a son isn't bad. Maybe it'll help my relationship with Theodore last longer,' she thought. Theodore smiled. "Yeah, that's nice."

Phoebe smiled, too, scratching Ollie's chin and turning him to Theodore. "Ollie, this is Papa. Be good, and don't make him mad, okay?"

Ollie seemed to understand and meowed at Theodore, dragging out the sound affectionately.

meowed at you!

were perceptive, and Ollie's meow

sense of belonging.

only smiled when she was truly

food and get it vaccinated. Small animals can feel uneasy

"Okay," Phoebe nodded.

smiled. With Ollie distracting her, she didn't

they saw Madison arguing with a middle-aged man by the roadside. Phoebe squinted and said, "Theodore, isn't that the restaurant owner? Looks like he's arguing with

Phoebe's pointing finger, he saw Madison speaking aggressively. They were too far

keys. "You wait in

go together," Phoebe said, feeling

she was still Theodore's sister. If Madison was in trouble, Phoebe couldn't just ignore it.

hurried over to

you thrown in jail." Mason saw Theodore and Phoebe

It's disgusting," Madison yelled,

happened? What did that

Theodore's hand. "I don't know. He said the fish at lunch wasn't to my taste and gave me money to buy something better. I told him no, but he insisted." Phoebe glanced into the alley but

wad of pink bills. "I've never seen a restaurant owner give money because someone didn't

Mason only observed that Madison wasn't

alone anymore," Theodore said, worried Madison had been

then heard a soft