Unbreakable Love His Passion for Her Transcends Death by Beanie Gold

Chapter 31

Tristan's emotions were indescribable. He tried to organize his thoughts. He wanted to speak to Yvette.

Should he apologize first? Or perhaps ask where she had been all these years? Or something else.... Yet, before he could sort out his thoughts, Yvette brushed past him without even glancing his way.

Tristan was stunned. He turned around, but Yvette had already gotten into a car. She spoke to the driver softly, "Let's go."

As Tristan watched Yvette disappear from his view, it took him a long time to come back to his senses.

As he was about to call Xavier, he remembered how Xavier had treated Yvette over the years and

hesitated.

Tristan had selfish motives when it came to Yvette. He silently noted her car plate number and sent someone to look into where she currently lived.

The black Bentley drove down the highway slowly. Yvette looked out the window calmly. She felt at

peace.

It was strange. Why had Tristan been at the cemetery in the western suburbs too?

Memories of Tristan bullying her were still vivid.

ears, which had originally just been weak, would occasionally ring and sometimes even bleed if she got too emotional, all because

could she

Yvette regretted saving him back then. If she hadn't, she wouldn't be

ailments now.

knew it was best to avoid unnecessary trouble. The most important thing now was to

Noah.

!

a way to avoid trouble, especially since she knew he would do

back, Yvette received a

admire your work greatly. We heard you released a new piece recently. Could we buy the rights to it? Rest

stars.

Yvette also worked as a composer under the pseudonym 'Cameron'. Before her return, Yvette had deliberately spread the

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Xavier.

a new piece, now that she was close to Xavier, there was no need to

plans to collaborate

Cameron, we will have our company's famous star, Ms. Daphne Reyes, sing it. Your song will undoubtedly

manager could finish, Yvette scoffed. "Sorry, if the singer had been someone else, we might've still