Unbreakable Love His Passion for Her Transcends Death by Beanie Gold

Chapter 163

Xavier raised his long fingers and touched her. "You're all disheveled. It seems like you two were doing more than just eating."

His words struck Yvette like a bolt of lightning. What did he mean by that?

She avoided his touch. "Only someone with a filthy mind would think that."

Xavier's hand froze mid-air. His narrowed eyes turned cold. "What did I say that was so filthy? The person standing in front of me right now is the filthy one!"

Of course, he knew how Yvette had ended up in her current state. He just wanted to hear her explanation! But instead of explaining, she was scolding him!

"If I'm so filthy, why are you still standing here? Leave now before you dirty your eyes."

As Xavier's anger grew, he pulled her into a tight embrace before mocking her, saying, "Do you think he wouldn't see the marks on your body if you dressed like this?" Yvette looked at him in disbelief and then glanced down at herself. In her hurry earlier, she hadn't realized that her collar had come undone, thanks to the waitress' actions. No wonder Claude had had such a strange expression.

"You... How do you know that? Were you spying on me?" Her eyes turned red. Tears welled up in them, blurring her vision.

felt like needles were poking him when he saw her expression. He didn't know why

lie, "Do I need to spy on you for this? I could tell

about not spying on her. Seeing her on the verge

still felt incredibly embarrassed. She would have still felt this way even if it had been Kiki who had

anyone to see those marks. She always believed that such things should only happen between people who loved each other, not between those who didn't. She knew she was too naïve; they were adults,

couldn't convince herself

the most beautiful love-the

the war. Even

remembered how her grandmother had suffered from Alzheimer's disease and forgotten

in the city at the time,

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his position as chairman of the company and taken care of her for more than ten years until she had passed away in her 70s. After Yvette's grandmother's death, her grandfather had never smiled

willing to take care of her grandmother for so many years

grandfather had said, "When you meet someone as magnificent as a