Unbreakable Love His Passion for Her Transcends Death by Beanie Gold

Xavier quickly walked in. Pretending not to see Yvette, he placed the gift bag down.

Yvette asked suspiciously, "What are you doing with my stuff?" She walked downstairs and glanced into the bag, noticing the box was still there. "Did you look at it?" she asked again. Xavier stood still. "No. I can't see."

Yvette didn't believe him. He had clearly taken it outside and probably had someone else look at it for him. "Do you want to know what's inside?" Yvette tried to trick him.

Xavier's sleek eyebrows were slightly arched. "No."

Yvette didn't get angry. She sat down and opened the bag herself. "Your brother's gift is quite valuable. It's a gold pendant. I decided to keep it. Is that okay?"

Xavier silently listened to her deliberate deception, unable to call her out on it. Even though he thought there was no need to be jealous of what Yvette had done as a child, he begrudgingly responded, "Fine." Seeing his expression, Yvette understood that he knew what was inside.

Not only had he secretly looked at her stuff, but he also hadn't admitted to it when asked. And so, Yvette made it obvious that she didn't throw it away as she took it back to her room.

Xavier sat alone in the living room, his expression growing darker. When Yvette came downstairs later, he was sitting on the couch without saying a word.

peeling an apple for herself. "Do you

"No."

when she saw him sulking. "It's getting late. I'm going to sleep." She got up to leave. However, before she took two steps, Xavier raised his hand and firmly

breath hitched. "Yvvy, can we sleep together tonight?" he

ears turned red, and her heart

get up, but her hand accidentally brushed against Xavier's inner thigh, making her quickly pull away. Xavier let out a muffled groan and grabbed

promise I won't do anything. I'll just hold you while

be fooled.

to compromise. He scooped her up in one swift motion.

felt her every featherlike

Yvette stopped struggling, realizing

especially when they reached the stairs. She quickly averted her gaze and