Jimmy saw Hector stand still at the door for a long time. He couldn’t figure out what Hector was thinking, so he stayed by the latter’s side and kept him company.

Suddenly, the door opened, and Bonnie came out of the room.

Hector looked past Bonnie and onto Yvette, who was eating. His eyes narrowed slightly. With just one glance, he recognized Yvette. Even with her head down, Yvette’s features from her childhood years were still vaguely visible.

Bonnie was startled by the sudden appearance of a strange man. Politely, she asked. “Hello, sir. Can I help you with something?”

Bonnie’s words caught everyone’s attention, including Jeremiah’s and Andrew’s, who were chatting with their backs toward

the door.

Jeremiah and Andrew turned to look at the door. Jeremiah even gave Hector a blank yet piercing and cold look.

Instantly, Hector’s body tensed up. He sensed that Jeremiah was dangerous.

Similarly, Andrew frowned. After all, no one would be happy to be interrupted during a meal. “This guy looks decent, but what is he up to?’ he thought.

Andrew wondered if news got out earlier at the police station, so people were trying to approach Jeremiah now that they knew his identity. With that thought. Andrew’s expression also seemed grim

On the other hand, Hector was slightly confused. He didn’t understand how he had offended the two men without saying a word.

Meanwhile, none of them noticed the brief moment of shock in Yvette’s eyes when she looked up.

“Yvette, it’s me, Hector,” said Hector.

Jeremiah didn’t expect the man at the door to know Yvette, not to mention how Hector seemed like a well-acquainted elder. Thus, Jeremiah withdrew the coldness he exuded.

“Sir, you know Yve? Come on in, then.” Bonnie invited Hector politely.

However, Hector didn’t move. Instead, like a friendly old neighbor, he thanked Bonnie kindly.

“Let’s talk outside, Yvette said coldly,

Hector wasn’t surprised and showed no displeasure at Yvette’s attitude. Instead, he looked at her affectionately and nodded, saying, “Okay, I’ll wait for you outside. No rush. Take your time to finish eating.”

almost popped out of their sockets

shown such an attitude to anyone? I find it hard to accept how she spoke even as an outsider, thought Jimmy as he saw that not only was Hector not mad, but he was also

questioned his life so much that he even

the corridor, and instructed Jimmy

her jacket. She wore a simple white crew-neck T-shirt underneath, paired with

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interesting. One might say she was poor, but Yvette could easily wager 100 million dollars against Ethan and not care much about the money she won since Bonnie said she passed it to the guy who delivered her the money without

sort of true to say Yvette was poor because she was always in the cheapest white

undeniable demeanor, she would be invisible in a

for a bit,” said Yvette in a low voice as she walked

we’ll finish

smiled but

not gaining anything with everything she eats? She’s still so skinny. I should bring her out

outside and saw Hector in the distance, smoking. His figure was slightly hunched. She sighed softly as she thought. Why did he show up when we’re not meant to see

She lifted her foot

and their eyes met.

excited, but Yvette’s gaze remained calm and steady. Under her gaze,

and asked, “Yvette, have you been

the wall,

back memories. He remembered how Lawrence Ross chose her among 1000 children

only needed half an hour. No

raised Yvette to be his successor. She might already be

most talented and outstanding child Hector had ever seen. It was a pity that Lawrence

like his own child. However, Yvette left after that and was gone for more than

his forties, teared up as his voice trembled. “Yvette, Lawrence regretted what happened during his final moments. He said he was sorry. If he could choose again,

for plagiarizing a student’s compositions? Mr. Ross wouldn’t do that. Hector, you know

because he knew Yvette was right. No one knew Lawrence’s sellish nature

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