Unbreakable Love His Passion for Her Transcends Death by Beanie Gold

The two ladies looked young and youthful. Yvette was slightly surprised. After all, Xavier was at least ten years older than them and was most likely their uncles' age. He frowned slightly and said, "Scram."

That one simple word was enough to make their faces even redder. Just a second ago, they had been blushing because they were shy. At that moment, they were shocked, embarrassed, and angry.

Yvette was shocked as well. She had never thought his temper would be that bad. Xavier had never raised his voice after he had lost his memories, let alone told someone to scram.

As she had expected, getting rid of old habits was hard. He couldn't pretend to be gentle all the time.

Yvette hurriedly approached them to clear the awkward tension. "I've bought the snacks. Let's go now."

When Xavier heard her voice, his cold face slowly became gentle.

When the ladies saw how beautiful Yvette was, they were both stunned. When she politely smiled at them, they became more embarrassed and tugged at each other's hands.

"Let's go. I told you a man as dashing as him would have a girlfriend," one of them said softly. The two of them continued whispering as they hurriedly left.

Seeing how they were gone, Yvette passed the snacks in her hand to Xavier. "Here. It's fresh out of the oven. Do you want some?"

Sometimes, they could have the snacks for free because there had been too many leftovers. They would also help the

heavily seasoned food from the outside. However, since she had already bought it for him, it wouldn't be wise for him to reject it. So, he accepted it

buy something Noah can eat later," said

"Sure."

be people looking at them. Some of them would notice that Xavier

Look at that guy.

for him to

right away. Since she was hearing-impaired, she knew better than anyone

said. That was what a doctor had

told me that

that would be our friends and

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if we hold a

was the first time in months she had held his hand so tightly. Xavier slowly loosened up, and he finally understood how much criticism she had gotten in the

never done his duty as her husband. He hadn't protected her or comforted her. He hadn't even lent her