Unbreakable Love His Passion for Her Transcends Death by Beanie Gold

Chapter 79

Kiki showed her the information she had found. The documents showed how Daphne had been using men abroad to become a singer.

"I only just found out how dirty she was,"

"I know," Yvette said.

"Why didn't you tell Xavier, then?" Kiki was confused.

She had shown Yvette because she wanted her to show Xavier. Perhaps the two of them would be able to patch things up.

Yvette knew what her intention was, but there was a faraway look in her eyes. "If Xavier wanted to find -out about someone, he could do so very easily."

Kiki finally understood.

"What does he see in Daphne then? Does he like how manipulative she is? I just don't understand what these men are thinking!"

Yvette hadn't understood in the past either, but after reflecting on herself, she realized that she was just like Xavier. She knew that he didn't love her, but she still chose to marry him.

Likewise, Xavier knew that Daphne wasn't a good person, but he still loved her.

wasn't about whether the other party was a good person

I don't love

"Okay." Kiki nodded.

next day, a news

celebrity Daphne makes a fool of herself at the Lane family's birthday banquet. Accused of bullying children, plagiarism, and being ostracized by her future in-laws, she was kicked out within less than ten

people on the Internet

at Carnival Central Media, Daphne demanded that they get the news off

did, and the news remained stubbornly on the trending topics. Daphne had no choice but to look

told Xavier about

Daphne had told all kinds of entertainment media outlets

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Xavier looked briefly at the newest

made this happen

Yvette's movements for the past four or five years." Xavier took the documents and flipped through them page by page. As he got further,

boy had delicate features, and his eyes were bright and dark. He was a good-looking child, with an aristocratic

photo looked very familiar, but he couldn't think of where

to remember things or people that didn't concern him. He had naturally forgotten that he