Unbreakable Love His Passion for Her Transcends Death by Beanie Gold

"I've never heard him say he regained his memory. I asked him just a few days ago; he said he hadn't." Yvette murmured, speaking to Jeremiah as much as to herself.

Since she was pregnant, she couldn't afford to let her emotions get the best of her. She took deep breaths to calm herself.

"It's fine; I've just been deceived again. That's all." Yvette repeatedly reassured herself in her mind. "It's okay. Don't be angry. Don't be sad. It's okay. This might be better. This way, I can completely free myself from him." When Jeremiah noticed her reaction, he reached out to hold her hand. "It's okay. You have me."

Yvette was startled. She looked at the hand Jeremiah was holding, but at that moment, she pulled away. Xavier had made mistakes; she couldn't be wrong as well.

"Jeremiah, you're Zoey's fiancé." She reminded him.

Jeremiah's free hand tensed, and a flicker of discomfort crossed his face.

He then said gently, "You misunderstood me. I meant that I'll stand by your side. After all, we're still friends, aren't we? Don't worry. If Xav's done something wrong, I won't side with him."

Yvette felt reassured by his words. She glanced at the time displayed on the screen in the car; it was already past 1:00 am.

"Let's go back," she suggested.

"Okay."

occasionally, gripping the steering wheel tightly.

Xav," he thought. "You're the one who insisted on taking what's

got out of the car before

keep the car for now and

nodded and went into the manor alone. Once inside, she called Mark, "Mr. Xyrax, there's no need

Yvette informed him, "Xavier and

Lane, Mr. Lane wouldn't be with

Xavier, it was the first time he'd seen Xavier actrecklessly for a woman, and there was also the fact that Xavier was pretending

regained his memory, hasn't

came to a pause again. Thinking she was just making a guess, he tried to cover for Xavier. "No. Who told you that,

reveal the truth. "Forget it."

a relationship for a year or two, knew that a woman, especially a pregnant one like Yvette, often hadn't truly let it go despite her words. Pregnant women had different levels of hormones and were more prone to anger and

but

pretended to be

he was

want a divorce."

have already known about the pretense of poverty, so he decided to explain everything. He believed that honesty was more important than anything else, which was what his fiancée had advised