Talented Hairess A Rose with Thorns

Chapter 895

Wilson's eyes darkened slightly, but he was well aware that this was not the time to be jealous. So instead, he asked Yvette gently, "What does he mean, baby?"

She frowned heavily, replying, "Mr. Maximillian already knows that we left together! And he's already on the chase!"

Knowing that she and Wilson left together, he must be extremely angry. Hence, he would definitely come after them personally...

Considering Dark Organization's counter-detection capabilities, he would catch up to them very quickly!

Wilson's expression turned solemn as well.

"You take Samuel with you to look for Wesley, while I stay behind to hold Mr. Maximilian and the others off!" commanded Yvette, quickly making a decision. "You must bring Wesley back!"

"No way," said Wilson, immediately objecting.

Theodore was, without a doubt, enraged that Yvette had left with him, so he couldn't leave her behind to face him alone! Furthermore, what if Theodore put her on the spot because of this?

Yvette could guess what he was thinking and spoke up to dispel his concerns. "Don't worry, Mr. Maximilian won't make things difficult for me!"

He still wasn't convinced, brow tightly furrowed. "No, I'm staying behind to face him together with you. I'll let Samuel and the others handle Wesley's retrieval," he said stubbornly.

eyes narrowed dangerously at that, and she asked, "You're refusing to listen to me

he

helplessly, but he really couldn't help worrying about

"Yvie-"

his tie. Her expression cold and arrogant, she asked, "Are you going to listen to me or

she was about to get angry, Wilson could only give in, feeling even more

listen to

tutted as he watched the scene.

Wilson was in the

on her tiptoes to

to the bone, so if he met Wilson now, he would

Wilson absolutely couldn't meet

and could only pinch her cheeks gently. "Wait for me,

smiled, saying

him leave, she no longer felt relaxed. She lowered her gaze and

think of a good solution, that familiar dizziness swept through her. It was followed closely by a feeling of

symptoms were