The Year I Was the Other Woman To Myself Chapter 78

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Chapter 78

She slapped her hands over her eyes. After a moment of silence, she cautiously parted her fingers and peeked. He was standing there, arms crossed, a playful, mocking look on his face.

Realizing she’d been had, she dropped her hands.

“Don’t you dare joke like that! I—I’m an engaged woman p>

Theodore chuckled. “Engaged p>

Wasn’t he the fiancé?

“What are you laughing at? I am completely faithful to my fiancé. Even if you… even if you have feelings for me, I would never betray him p>

Theodore’s smile widened. The first couple of times they’d met, it was understandable she didn’t know. But for her to still be in the dark now… her powers of observation were seriously lacking.

“You followed me all the way out here. Are you sure I’m the one getting the wrong idea p>

It dawned on her. She backed out of the room, glanced at the sign on the door, and realized she was in the men’s changing room.

“I… I wasn’t paying attention. You could have just told me p>

“And now p>

She wanted to leave, but if she left now, would she ever get her five minutes? This man was slippery. Running off to a remote island right before his project was set

to begin was a clear sign he had no intention of giving her that time.

“Ahem. Actually, this place is fine p>

Theodore raised an eyebrow. “Meaning p>

“Let’s talk about the potential partnership between our projects right now. Collaborating with us would actually be more beneficial for you p>

As she spoke, Theodore suddenly moved closer, planting a hand on the locker behind her and leaning in, a mischievous glint in his eyes.

His damp, semi-long hair fell across his forehead, partially obscuring his eyes. Below that was a flawless face, a high-bridged nose, and full, red lips. The sharp line of his jaw led down to a prominent Adam’s apple, then to his collarbones, and finally to a broad, well-defined chest p>

“Are you done staring p>

His words snapped her back to reality. She looked up and saw him leaning even closer. She instinctively pressed her hands against his chest to stop him.

“I… my willpower is very strong p>

Theodore glanced down at her hands on his chest. This was strong willpower?

“What do you think I’m going to do p>

What could you do? she thought. You’re obviously interested and want to take advantage.

“Mr. Stapleton is a perfect gentleman. Of course you wouldn’t do anything to me p>

“I wouldn’t be so sure about that p>

Her eyes widened. So, he wasn’t just interested; he was very interested. Maybe even determined.

“Mr. Stapleton, I really am engaged. You may be handsome, but my fiancé “What about him p>

“He’s short and scrappy! Besides p>

She glanced down his body. He couldn’t perform, could he? So why was he still acting like this?

“You’re powerless anyway, aren’t you? Why make things harder on yourself p>

Theodore didn’t quite understand that last part, but just then, they heard footsteps approaching the changing room.

Penelope reacted faster than he did. She pushed him away, peeked out the door, and gasped.

The man walking in was Mr. Johnson’s son-her fiancé, whom she had yet to formally meet.

If he came in and saw her with

Theodore, he would definitely get the wrong idea. His

misunderstanding was a small problem, but explaining it to Mr. Johnson would be a nightmare.

Panicked, she looked around, spotted a curtained-off area, and dove behind it. Then another

thought struck her. If her fiancé had

found her here he must already be

suspicious of her and Theodore. herand That meant Theodore wasn’t safe out in the open either.

Taking a deep breath, she darted back out, grabbed a bewildered Theodore pulled him behind the curtain with her, and pressed a finger to his lips.

“My fiancé is here! Don’t let him see us p>

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