Unbreakable Love His Passion for Her Transcends Death by Beanie Gold

Chapter 27

Not wanting to waste her breath with Xavier, Yvette pressed a check into his hands. "I've made the payment, so I'll be taking this now."

Xavier held the check as he watched Yvette leave without even turning her head.

"Keep an eye on her!" he ordered.

After Yvette returned to Mansions Nine, she stood on the balcony and downe lass after glass of wine.

Back then, she hadn't had the habit of drinking. However, after she had left the country, whenever she felt like she couldn't do it alone anymore, she would use alcohol to numb herself. After Zachary and Noah had been born, Yvette had slowly begun to change this bad habit thanks to their company. However, after seeing Xavier that day, she lost control again. She hadn't been lying when she said that she had lost her

memory.

During the period of time after she had left the country, her body had been put under immense burden.

She had been dealing with pregnancy on top of her depression, so her memory had gotten worse. There were many times when she had intermittently forgotten Viola as well. During that time, she had suffered greatly.

Sometimes, she would regress to the time in her childhood before James' death.

Sometimes, her mind would go back to her school years or the time she had been married to Xavier.

she had even forgotten that she had gotten divorced from Xavier and that she had faked her death to go abroad. All she remembered was that they had just gotten

bought plane tickets back home so that she

and Daphne at a ball. That was when she had

them

lapses would give her hope, then take it away over and over

had always known that Xavier didn't love her. The reason he had kept trying to find her over the past four years was simply because he couldn't accept that she had left and held a grudge

interrupting her

deep and alluring voice. It was Claude.

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the first step can be considered

a little off. He frowned and said, "Are you

drunk in a

he continued, "If you're facing any difficulties, I'll come

sentence, Yvette interrupted him. "There's no need for that. You have to believe me. I can

Claude wasn't an ordinary guy. He practically didn't have any down time. She didn't want to

With that, she

looked at the empty wine bottle on the table before tossing it in

the television on to chase the sense of loneliness away. An entertainment news program was being aired at the