Unbreakable Love His Passion for Her Transcends Death

Despite how afraid Yvette was, she could only cautiously

protect her abdomen. After what felt like an eternity, Xavier finally stopped.

"Don't make me angry, Yvette." Xavier breathed heavily.

Yvette could barely make out his words.

She had a vacant look in her eyes as she asked, "Didn't you say you would never touch me? What do you think you're doing now?"

After saying that, she buried her face in the pillow. Xavier failed to notice how pale her face had become.

She then said, "Does your beloved know about this? If she knew, she would be angry, wouldn't she?"

In the past, Yvette had thought Xavier could be heartless but also deeply loyal to the woman he loved. Now, she only found him to be unbearably unpleasant. When she said "beloved", Xavier knew she was referring to Daphne. "Did you think about that when you were with Claude?"

His words pierced her heart like a knife.

Xavier wasn't one to suppress his grievances when faced with a woman, especially not when the woman was Yvette.

He mocked her mercilessly, saying, "I find it hard to believe that there is still someone out there who finds a scrawny

antiva

He had already gotten dressed as he said that.

Yvette's ears buzzed, and she felt something flowing out from beneath her.

Before Xavier left, she couldn't help but ask, "Mr. Lane, would you be sad if I died?"Original content from NôvelDrama.Org.

Xavier found her question laughable. He didn't answer but merely ordered, "Move b. to Dewberry Manor tomorrow.

Yvette failed to hear what he said.

After he left, she pulled the covers back to find her legs covered in blood.

Unbeknownst to Xavier, not long after he left, the piercing sound of an ambulance siren echoed from the building where Yvette lived.

The next day at the hospital, Yvette lay in bed while Claude took care of her. Had she not been admitted to the hospital in time, she might have lost her baby.

The incident further steeled Yvette's resolve to leave Xavier.

The notification tone went off on Yvette's phone. She checked it to see a message from Yara, who had fled overseas. It read, "Yvette! Since you're still alive, help your brother and H. Go smooth things over with Mr. Lorimer. We'd be very grateful."

Yvette deleted the message without replying. She knew that,

Vera and Terrence would continue

to exploit her.

She had received another message, this time from Shannon. " Yvette, you should know how much Xavier despises you. The only reason he refuses to divorce you is because he wants you to suffer! Can you please disappear from this world? I'm begging you."

Claude came over and saw the message.

Frowning deeply, he excla. d, "These people are so goddamn shameless!"

Yvette turned off her phone. She looked up at him and forced a smile. "But there are good people, too. Thank you, Claude."

Claude saw the forced smile on her face and couldn't help but feel bitter.

He couldn't imagine how much she had suffered and been treated unjustly over the years. Why was she still so cautious when she was around a friend?

Claude sat in front of her and met her gaze. "There's no need to always say thank you between friends."

Yvette nodded. She hesitated for a while before finally speaking up again. "Claude, can you do me a favor?"

He was the only one who could help her now.

Xavier returned to Dewberry Manor after work, as usual. He had assumed that Yvette's anger would have subsided by now and that she would have returned.

he was welcomed by a dark and

silent hall. Xavier's gaze darkened. He instinctively took out his phone but found nothing but messages about work.

Walking in, he tugged his tie loose in frustration and sat on the couch. For some reason, his head began to ache. Leaning back, he pinched the bridge of his nose and closed his eyes, only to see Yvette's serene face in his mind.

She gave off an air of serenity, but her beauty was far from the girl-next-door type. S was stunning-not in a delicate, dainty way, but in a rather uazzling manner.

Xavier remembered their first meeting. Yvette's hair had been tied up in a ponytail. She had been a little shy, but her eyes had been bright and captivating.

However, she seemed to have lost her smile after she married him. Xavier frowned at the thought.

A shrill ringtone jolted him back from his reverie. It was a call from Tristan.

"Xav, something happened to Yvette."

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