Talented Hairess A Rose with Thorns (Yvette and Wilson) novel Chapter 23

Chapter 23 

Martha couldn’t believe that Wilson had someone he led, 

Frowning, she looked at him in disbelief, “There’s no way, Will You must be saying this just to get me to agree to break off the engagement!” 

After all, there haven’t been any women around him throughout the years. But now he was suddenly claiming to have a crush? She couldn’t 

believe it. 

“If you want me to believe you, then bring that lady to meet me.” 

“No, Grandma.” Wilson refused firmly. He hadn’t even won Yvette over yet. He couldn’t risk Martha searing her away. 

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“Since you won’t let me meet her, then you’re lying to me!” Martha acted stubbornly. “Either let me see her, or you’ll fulfill the engagement with the Murrays daughter!” 

Seeing her like this, Wilson couldn’t help but feel a hint of helplessness. He spoke gently, “Grandma, I will let you meet her, but it will take 

some time.” 

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Hearing this, Martha fell silent. Her eyes darted around as she tried to think of a solution. She had to find a way to see his crush as soon possible. 

She only recognized Yvette as her granddaughter–in–law, but she wanted to see if this lady was even better than Yvette, 

At Murray Manor, Yastnin kept trying to poison Sean’s perception of Vette. She hoped he would dislike Yvette more and only treat herself well. 

“Sean, don’t be angry. That’s j 

s just how Yvie is. Don’t bother with her.” 

“Yas, don’t defend her. If she doesn’t apologize to me, I will never forgive her.” 

As soon as Sean said that, Yara and Irwin returned. They only caught the latter part of his sentence, so they asked curiously, “What’s going on? Did something happen?” 

Seeing the two of them holding hands as they returned from their stroll outside, Sean frowned even more tightly. 

“Mom, Dad, did you oven discipline Yvette? How could you allow her to change the sheet music at the last minute and lot her stay out all night? She-” 

Before he could finish, Yara interrupted him angrily. She couldn’t bear to hear anyone speak ill of her precious daughter, not even her own son