Unbreakable Love His Passion for Her Transcends Death by Beanie Gold

Chapter 161

In other words, Yvette's little attempts to rebel were tolerable for now. But if she continued, there would come a time when Xavier would get tired, and then they wouldn't be able to stay together. Yvette wasn't stupid; she understood what Mark was implying.

"Mr. Xyrax, do you have a girlfriend? Or perhaps a wife?" Yvette asked.

Mark's narrow eyes under his gold-rimmed glasses flickered slightly. "I have a fiancée."

Mark felt somewhat helpless when he talked about his fiancée. They had met through a blind date and started dating, but the childish woman often threw tantrums.

Just because he had canceled plans due to work, she wanted to call off the marriage. It was as though she treated marriage like a joke.

"She must like you a lot, right?" Yvette inquired.

Mark, much like Xavier, had never considered others feelings and treated people with cold indifference and sharp words. Yvette figured his fiancée must really like him; otherwise, she wouldn't want to marry him.

"We're compatible, that's all. I wouldn't say we like each other," Mark replied.

keep that mindset," Yvette commented, then lowered her head to

she meant, and he didn't pursue

leaving the CEO's office, he picked up his phone and

doing overtime again. It's always work! Why don't you marry the company? I don't want

Mark's temples throbbed in frustration. "Here we go again. Keep throwing

want to marry him, so be it. It wasn't like he couldn't find someone else to marry. If he had known that she was so immature, he wouldn't have wasted time dating her in the first place. Xavier and Claude only left the office around noon. Both men kept their expressions

Xavier wielding significant influence in

came to Yvette

He regretted not being

Yvette glanced behind him.

he say you should keep me

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Yvette quickly gathered her things and followed Claude out of the

office began to whisper among themselves. "Who exactly is this Ms. Snyder? She's working in Mr. Lane's

those around him, and apart from Mark, no one had managed