Talented Hairess A Rose with Thorns

Chapter 904

Seeing Yvette's guilty expression, Xavier offered her a gentle smile. "It doesn't hurt at all. They're just minor injuries. I'll be fine in no time," he said assuringly.

How could they be minor injuries? From Xavier's expression, it was clear that he was far more hurt than he let on.

Yvette's guilt only deepened. She stepped out of the room and instructed the guards to fetch the special ointment she had developed. Her medicine was far more potent than the usual remedies and could accelerate the healing process significantly.

Wilson knew that without Xavier's help earlier, their escape wouldn't have gone nearly as smoothly.

His gaze shifted to Xavier, and he spoke in a deep voice. "Thanks for your help this time. Consider it a favor I owe you. If you ever need anything, just ask—"

"Hah!" Xavier glanced at Wilson coldly as he cut him off, scoffing with a mocking tone. "I wasn't helping you. I was helping Yvie. Don't flatter yourself."

The room's temperature seemed to plummet instantly, sending a shiver through everyone present.

Standing to the side, Samuel and the others quickly averted their gazes, not daring to make a sound. They could only inwardly sigh. It's true what they said— when rivals met, sparks flew!

dangerous glint flickering within them. He responded

Yvie's fiancé. We are one and the same. If you're

the word fiancé made Xavier's face darken in an

stepped back into the room, immediately sensing the strange atmosphere hanging

and looked between the two men, but their expressions gave nothing

everything, couldn't help but

and Xavier hid their hostility! Just moments ago, they were locked in a fierce standoff, the tension thick in the air. But the second Yvette walked back in, they both acted like nothing

turned to Xavier and said, "This ointment is very effective for external wounds. Apply

in front of Yvette. He smiled brightly,

"Alright, Yvie. I'll remember."

magnetic voice was heard right after.

obediently and quickly drank the medicine just as

Yvette

was wrong of me to leave without telling you. I will accept