Talented Hairess A Rose with Thorns (Yvette and Wilson) novel Chapter 363

Chapter 363 

Tyler and Amy trembled in fear at Yvette’s icy tone, stammering in response. 

“It was her! It was Serena who ordered us to do this! Yvette, if you had to blame someone, blame her!” 

“Exactly, exactly! It was all her idea; you should blame that woman! This has nothing to do with us!” 

They immediately shifted all the blame onto Serena, trying to absolve themselves completely. 

Upon seeing their faces, Yvette’s striking eyes glinted with a deeper chill, her slender fingers clenching tightly. 

She wondered how these people were the son and daughter–in–law of her Movely grandmother. If it weren’t for Kayla’s kindness, they would have long 

since lost their lives! 

Noticing that Yvette was silent, Tyler and Amy grew bolder. 

“Since when did we spread rumors?” Amy glared at Yvette fiercely. “You’re the one who abandoned us after you found your wealthy biological parents! That’s the truth; we didn’t say anything wrong.” 

“Exactly! If you hadn’t left us with nothing and turned us into beggars living in misery, how could we have agreed to do this for Serena? Ultimately, it’s still your fault!” Tyler agreed with his wife. 

Listening to their shameless words, Yvette felt a mix of anger and amusement. Her fingers tightened into fists. 

Seeing her expression, Jacob’s eyes filled with concern. He looked at Tyler and Amy with a chilling glare. “Yvie, don’t get upset. I’ll handle these shameless idiots,” he bellowed. 

“Please, no…” the couple cried. 

Tyler and Amy were trying to cling to the kindness of the late Kayla toward Yvette, which gave them the audacity to act brazenly in front of her. 

They knew that Yvette wouldn’t kill them out of respect for Kayla. But they also 

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knew that if they fell into Jacob’s hands, it would be the end for them. “Yvette, you can’t treat us like this! Have you forgotten that we’re your adoptive parents?” 

“No matter what, we have raised you, and you owe us for that…” 

Tyler and Amy tried to play the emotional card. 

“You have the audacity to talk about raising me?” At those words, Yvette’s expression turned frosty, radiating an air of hostility.