Talented Hairess A Rose with Thorns (Yvette and Wilson) novel Chapter 184

Chapter 184 

Upon seeing Wilson, Yvette immediately felt less on edge. She looked noticeably more obedient. 

Wilson’s heart softened as he saw Yvette. How could his well–behaved Yvie possibly be in the wrong? 

Elijah was intimidated by Wilson’s imposing presence. Even Xander and Zachary stopped pestering Yvette as they were stunned by his aura. 

It took Elijah a moment to recover before he asked in confusion, “Are you Yvette’s guardian?” 

“Guardian?” 

Wilson murmured, his eyes glancing playfully at Yvette. His deep, magnetic voice carried a hint of mischief as he spoke. 

“I guess you can call me that…‘ 

This man looked far too distinguished to be Yvette’s guardian 

Elijah’s confusion deepened, and he said more respectfully, “And who you are to Yvette?” 

Before Wilson could respond, Yvette’s cold voice sounded. “Her uncle. ” 

“Your uncle?” 

Wilson chuckled and gritted his teeth, but a dark gaze flashed in his mesmerizing eyes. 

Yvette was teasing him again. 

Elijah felt the air around him grow colder. It was as if he had stepped into an ice cave. He couldn’t help but shiver. 

He wondered who this man was. His mere presence was terrifying. 

“I don’t care if you’re her uncle or her brother. She hurt my daughter badly, and if I don’t get a satisfactory resolution, none of you are leaving! Jubilife University must expel her!” Andrew demanded, his demeanor aggressive and menacing. 

Since Wilson had entered the room, Nora couldn’t take her eyes off him. Her gaze was filled with infatuation. 

It was her first time seeing such an elegant guy. If only she could catch his attention.. 

“Daddy, don’t be so harsh!” Nora spoke in a soft, sweet voice, trying to appear gentle. “I’m sure Yvette didn’t mean to hurt me. I can forgive her if she sincerely apologizes to me.” 

Nora seethed inside. That wretch Yvette had beaten her up and humiliated her in front of everyone. An apology would not suffice, but she needed to leave a good impression on this distinguished man to get closer to him later.