Unbreakable Love His Passion for Her Transcends Death by Beanie Gold

Xavier heard footsteps and looked toward the door. Yvette didn't call out to him but walked right up to him instead. "Did you injure Claude?"

Xavier's breath caught in his throat.

"Don't lie," Yvette pressed.

Xavier felt a pang of guilt and responded in a muffled voice, "Yes."

"Are you serious? You hit him?" Yvette couldn't believe it.

Despite being visually impaired, he had managed to beat Claude-and severely at that. Yvette was furious beyond words, and she lashed out at Xavier, striking him hard on the shoulder. Xavier's brows knit together in shock. He hadn't expected Yvette to hit him over Claude. Though the punch wasn't hard, it bothered him.

What was so special about that man? So what if he beat him up? Claude should count himself lucky Xavier hadn't buried him outright.

Despite what he was thinking, Xavier didn't dare say it out loud. "Yvvy, guys butt heads all the time, especially since we're rivals in love. A bit of a scrap is nothing to worry about."

"A scrap, you say? Ray said Claude is still not completely out of danger!" Yvette was enraged, and she threw another hard punch at him.

didn't dodge. For some reason, seeing Yvette defend another man made him want

he said

much she beat him, it didn't

thought of how Claude had ended up in the hospital because of Xavier. She couldn't just let him off easily. So she grabbed his

The

tiny pinch, and you're all up in

it hadn't been for him, I would've died abroad long ago. But what about you?

satisfied and

once, Xavier offered no resistance. The injustice he felt was unprecedented. "But what if I was

Yvette was taken aback.

between me and Claude," she

chuckled softly. "Then the

tell him that the baby wasn't Claude's, but just then, her phone rang. It was Noah. She suddenly remembered that Noah was still home alone. She didn't have time to keep scolding Xavier and answered the phone.

back after two hours? Why aren't you

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upset, but in truth, he was worried. He thought his bastard father had tattled on him to