After the Secret Wedding Rise of My Queen

e on in," Xander said softly, taking her bag off her shoulder without a second thought.

In that instant, Yvette realized her mistake.

A sigh of relief escaped her. Thank goodness it wasn't him-the father of her children. If it had been, she wasn't sure how she could have faced Isabel after everything.

She glanced at Max before following Isabel into the room, taking a seat beside her.

Before she could settle in, Reggie arrived.

Recalling what Isabel had mentioned earlier, Yvette immediately moved to sit next to Reggie. She smiled warmly and poured him a glass of wine.

"Reggie, let's toast to your success,"

"Thanks." Reggie, ever the gentleman, raised his glass, clinking it against hers.

Max rolled his eyes, his irritation evident. He couldn't believe how shameless Yvette was. Just days ago, she had clung to him at the bar, kissing and touching him. The next morning, she handed him 33 dollars with a casual comment, calling it just compensation for her actions.

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Chapter 104 Revealing Xander as Her Husband

+10 Free Coins

Though time had passed, Max still remembered the sound of the coins scattering as Yvette threw them at him. The memory

would haunt him forever.

one thing he couldn't figure out: How could she have that many coins on

Her sweet, flirtatious laugh as she smiled at Reggie

really has no

interrupted, seeing Yvette reach for another drink. "You shouldn't be drinking in

ill?" Reggie asked with

and Isabel were close friends, often going out together. To Reggie, Yvette was like

stomach's been bothering me," Yvette

now a mother-soon to be the mother of three-and she knew she couldn't risk the

at bars, irregular sleep, and the chaotic lifestyle you're living." Max, holding his own glass, took a sip with a condescending air.

the one who's a mess!" she snapped, clearly annoyed. Isabel's gaze shifted between the two, her curiosity growing as she silently observed. Her suspicions were

before Isabel could further analyze the situation, the focus shifted

tenderness, peeled a shrimp and dipped it in sauce before placing it

at the shrimp, her mind distant as her gaze locked onto the plate. It was as if she was looking

A few seconds passed.

in confusion. "Isa, are you and

her attention back

to convince herself that the wider she opened her eyes, the more convincing

friends," she said, finally managing to

gently wiped the corner of

said, showing her the oil stain on his thumb, then grabbed a

The room fell silent.

hear a pin

stood frozen, her expression one of disbelief and

dropped