Said I didn't Love Him But I Lied

Chapter 86 Everything Went Wrong

Theodore frowned. The second Everleigh raised her hand, he had already taken a step forward. However, Josephine was still in his arms, so he could not stop her.

In truth, even if Josephine was not in his arms, he could not stop her too.

Everleigh's actions were too fast and she did not hesitate at all. Her decisiveness was still the same as ever. This was a part of her that had not changed at all.

After pouring cold water on herself, she left the restaurant without looking back. Even though she was in a mess, she still walked straight and upright. The people who were watching her felt that there would be nothing in this world that would make her bend her knees.

Theodore did not expect her to do this. Regret and pain flashed in his eyes.

He only wanted to anger her, to see her lose her temper, to see her blaming him, to see her flustered because of the troubles she had caused. He even wanted to see her lower her head to him. However, nothing had gone right.

After a long time, a woman's soft and timid voice came from her, "Theodore, Everleigh must have misunderstood me. I really wanted to help her solve her children's school problems. It should be because of our relationship. She must have suspected me for having ulterior motives."

Theodore was deep in thoughts, and his dark eyes returned to their usual coldness.

"Don't you have other motives?"

His cold words contained a sense of alienation and Josephine's heart tightened. When she came back to her senses, he'd already let go of her.

"You invited the both of us to the same restaurant. Do not tell me it is a coincidence."

After leaving his warm and broad chest, the water on her felt colder when the cold air blew against her. When Josephine suddenly realized it, she got nervous, "Theodore..."

smart." Before he left, Theodore gave her

and she looked terrible. She clenched her fist, her fingernails pricking her

easily. She had not thought this through at all; her plan was full of

that matter

were too smart. He only let her stay beside him because she was obedient, right? Even if she occasionally made a ruckus, everything she did had to be within his control. That was enough. She wanted Theodore to always

Theodore, this was the biggest difference between

filled with traffic as they usually were. Under the traffic lights were the scene of

caught in the immense traffic. She played loud music inside her car and crazy rock music was roaring in her ears. Every drum beat from the

the pedal and went way past the speed limit.

when she finally left the highway, her arms felt numb, and her legs were also limp and weak from stepping on the gas pedal. The car gradually slowed down and she

on 005s.org for uninterrupted enjoyment. The next

a phone call

by a lazy voice from the other side. He sounded so lazy that it seemed like he needed a beating,

Josephine has

bed. His movements were big but careless, and he pulled on the quilts too hard. The woman lying next to him muttered discontentedly and rubbed herself against him. Christopher did not even look at the woman. He grabbed his cell phone and went straight to the balcony. The cold wind blew against his face,

had tried to calm herself down, the panic she felt after her emotional breakdown could still be heard through the other end of the phone. "Josephine has the video of what happened

rarely panicked. When Christopher met her for the first time, he could feel extraordinary calmness and courage from

her two children, which was also her

Bailey family is nothing in Ocpeace City. It's just a low-class third-grade enterprise. It can barely support itself even with the help of Godfrey Group." "Christopher, I want to send Adrienne

not afraid of Josephine, but she was worried about her children

about it? If Josephine's motive was really to get you to leave Ocpeace City, then as long as you are still there, she will still hurt

"I will not leave."

what had happened seven years ago. It was an incident that was like a knife, stabbing her for seven years, constantly reminding her of the past. She