Said I didn't Love Him But I Lied

Chapter 136 Live A Good Life?

Everleigh did not understand the meaning of Theodore's words.

Theodore did not look at her. He had a heavy expression on his face; it was a look that could make one feel breathless.

"You don't have any evidence, so how do you know?" Everleigh hesitated for a moment before she asked.

Since those people in the police station denied that they were instructed by Mrs. Godfrey, it meant that she must have done many things without leaving any evidence behind. How could Theodore be so sure without any evidence? "You don't have to worry about it. It will never happen again in the future."

Everleigh, who had just relaxed, heard what he said and frowned again. She said in a casual tone that carried a hint of ridicule, "How can you guarantee that?"

It was not difficult to understand the mother-son relationship of the Godfrey family. Not to mention, Christopher, who was part of her circle, helped her to investigate.

Theodore and Madison's characters did not match, and they did not interact much with each other either. It was because of Theodore and Josephine's engagement that they had frequent interaction with each other these past few years. Because of Mrs. Godfrey's position in the Godfrey family, Theodore could not challenge her directly. How would he have the confidence to stop Mrs. Godfrey from doing what she wanted?

Theodore said, "I have my ways. In short, no matter what my mother told you or did to you, it will never happen again."

"What about the incidents that happened in the past? Do you mean that I should not investigate them any further?"

Everleigh's angry expression made Theodore's face freeze slightly. After a while, he said solemnly, "For your own good, do not pursue them anymore. Do you think that just because you are backed by the Meyer family, you can act rashly? I do not see the Meyer family doing anything for you."

Theodore suddenly brought up the Meyer family and Everleigh bristled with sourness.

She frowned and said, "It's my own business."

"Is that so? It's quite interesting for two people who are married to each other to be uninvolved when something happens to one of them. If it was me, I would..."

Theodore had only finished half of his sentence when he suddenly realized something and stopped abruptly.

the implications of his words. Her face slightly stiffened and she instantly felt

"Let's talk."

suddenly looked at

in her hand. Since he appeared at the swimming pool all of a sudden, she vaguely guessed what he had wanted to talk

swimming pool. The people who went there were mainly people who came to swim or exercise. At that time, they were

listened to the soft violin music in the cafe. It was

iced latte,

"What about you, sir?"

"An Americano."

please wait for

her heart was still there

her shoulders. She did not look old without makeup on her face but on the contrary, she looked similar to how she looked when she was

the other hand, Theodore looked like a man in his

for uninterrupted enjoyment. The next

in her eyes; it was way more profound than what someone of her age would normally experience. Theodore

this

once she admitted it, she was afraid that there would be answers that she could not provide in the future. Therefore, she needed to find

especially patient. Even though the questions he asked her were kicked back to him like a ball, he remained

stunned for a few seconds, but soon

saw that Everleigh did not reply to him and took it as a silent acknowledgement. "I've instructed Moses to investigate

stirred it with a straw. When the waiter left, she muttered the word "Yes", and added in a self-mocking tone,

ago, Mrs. Godfrey had used the future of Trevino Group to threaten her

at that time she was the same as she was now, she did not agree to it. However, she was in a different state now; she was

given another chance to make a choice, she would have chosen to accept it. She would quietly leave Theodore's life. She had to admit that she could not win against a rich and powerful family

face and he understood the indifference of the passing of time. At that