Fell Into His Love Trap (Skylar and Tobias) novel Chapter 556

Glaring furiously at the screen, she surmised that Skylar must be behind it. After all, Tobias wouldn’t have acted so cruelly given that he knew how sick she was. He couldn’t have blocked me because he knows that he will regret it if something happened to me.

Meanwhile, Tobias was surprised when he saw Idania appear at his office. When he looked at Sheldon who was standing beside her, he immediately understood how she got there.

Sheldon pulled Tobias aside and whispered, “I ran into her downstairs. She told me that she needed to see you urgently. When I saw that she didn’t look too good, I decided to let her in. After all, she looked as if she was lost in the street.”

Tobias raised his eyebrows at Sheldon to express his disapproval of his unnecessary helpfulness.

The next moment, Sheldon made an excuse and disappeared in a flash. The last thing he wanted was to be dragged into his brother’s messy relationships.

“Why did you block me?” Idania gave Tobias a sad and puzzled look.

“No reason in particular. I just feel that it’s pointless for you to complain to me every day. You should look for someone else,” Tobias replied with an indifferent expression as he was very busy. He didn’t want his personal affairs to affect his progress at work.

“Today, your girlfriend came and said many nasty things to me. The words she used were so vulgar that I couldn’t believe she actually said them. She is such a feisty person and doesn’t even care that I’m sick. Don’t you think she has gone overboard by doing that? Can you please put a leash on your girlfriend?” Idania lips trembled as she spoke. The more she explained the more aggrieved her tone became.

Tobias furrowed his eyebrows and questioned, “Did she really? She’s not capable of something like that nor scolding anyone. She’s also not as eloquent as you, and yet you accuse her of being nasty? I don’t believe you.”

Idania snorted. “Do you trust her that much to think that I’m lying? Just because I have nowhere to turn to, she rubs salt in my wounds. It’s not like I’m asking for much, and I don’t intend to come between the both of you. Why does she need to treat me that way? Even if I’m an ordinary friend, she shouldn’t have crossed the line by saying all those nasty things.”