Chapter 125

I was stunned by Sophia's revelation. Juliette followed me after I left the orphanage. Why? Didn't she hate me? I felt a chill run through me, but I managed to appear calm as I denied Sophia's accusation. "Sophia, things aren't what you think. Juliette has someone she likes. There's no way she could have feelings for a married man like me." "Is that true?" Sophia lightly traced my hand, her smile faint, but her eyes gleamed with coldness. I met her gaze and asked coldly, "Are you afraid that someone else might like me and I'd fall for them?" "Joshua, I didn't know you were this narcissistic," she retorted. Her pupils narrowed, her gaze sharp and invasive. Before I could react, she turned and quickly locked the bedroom door. She grabbed my right hand and pulled me toward the bed. Before I could steady myself, she pushed my chest with great force, and I fell heavily onto the bed. I began to realize what she was doing and glared at her, both embarrassed and furious. "Sophia, I'm