Unbreakable Love His Passion for Her Transcends Death by Beanie Gold

Xavier didn't answer Yvette. If he wanted anything, he would get it easily.

She didn't ask about it anymore as well. Instead, she sat on the warm couch and looked at the familiar surroundings. Her gaze was filled with nostalgia as she reminisced about the past.

"If you like it here, we can stay here in the future," he said. Yvette had a feeling that he had misunderstood her. Since Yara had never liked her, she hadn't liked being there at all.

Although James had been nice to her, he had spent most of his time at work. When he hadn't been at home, she'd had to stay there and watch how sweet Yara and Terrence were to each other. Meanwhile, she had felt like a stranger.

"I don't want to live here."

Xavier went silent. She looked at him and added, "You should just return the manor to Daphne. I think we should make things clear between us."

Kiki had submitted the divorce indictment to the court two days ago, and Xavier would learn about it soon.

Yvette got up. "If there's nothing else, I want to visit Kiki today."

anything, she put on her coat and left. It was truly

her from going out. He just told someone to follow her and prevent her from running away. She wasn't planning on doing that at all. Instead, she was waiting to go to court with him. After she took a cab to Kiki's place, she saw the latter preparing various documents for the divorce lawsuit. Yvette had also gotten someone to send her the various hospital records she had abroad. "Is the application at the

Xavier should receive the news by

that case, I'm

covered her legs. The latter was slightly worried

some kind

"Of course. As a

to Yvette's shirt. "If he dares

Yvette nodded. "Alright."

Xavier couldn't focus on anything after Yvette had left to visit

Yvette wasn't as easy to please as before anymore. No matter what he did, she didn't seem to care at all. Suddenly, someone knocked on the

looked scared as he brought Xavier a copy of the indictment papers. "Mr. Lane, please don't

title on the cover page. His eyes narrowed, and he flipped through the pages. Then, he realized Yvette was suing