Talented Hairess A Rose with Thorns (Yvette and Wilson) novel Chapter 385

Chapter 385 

1/2 

“Absolutely not!” 

“Yvie, this has nothing to do with you. It’s our fault. We shouldn’t have let ourselves be tempted by the gaming gear, and we definitely shouldn’t have lied to Jacob!” 

“Yes, that’s right. We’re the ones at fault, and we deserve this punishment. You didn’t do anything wrong, so go and rest for now!” 

Their precious sister could do no wrong. Even if she made a mistake, it was always someone else’s fault- never hers! 

Sean, Ashton, and Jacob were all in perfect agreement, each a devoted protector of their sister. 

“That’s right, Yvie. Go ahead and rest. Don’t worry about us!” 

Despite the punishment, Sean and Ashton felt a warm glow in their hearts, touched by Yvette’s concern for their well–being. 

And yet their considerate and kind sister had been taken by that scoundrel, Wilson Quinn! 

Today was definitely another day to hate that old lecher! 

After Sean and Ashton persuaded Yvie to return to her room and rest, they resignedly made their way to the memorial hall to face their punishment. 

“Mr. Murray, the Violet Kiss necklace has been acquired by the Quinn family,” Adam Knott, his assistant, reported respectfully. 

“Hmm.” Jacob’s dark eyes narrowed as he let out a cold chuckle. He mentally tallied another grievance against Wilson. 

Not only had Wilson taken his precious sister, but now he had also outbid him on the Violet Kiss necklace meant for Yvette. This was a debt Jacob would not forget. 

“If Wilson is giving the Violet Kiss necklace to Yvie, then my gift for her must be even more extraordinary!” 

Adam hesitated. “But Mr. Murray, the Violet Kiss necklace is made from the finest gems, and its design is unparalleled. It’s difficult to find anything more precious.” 

Jacob thought for a moment before speaking in a firm tone, “Contact YW Studio immediately. Make sure Ms. Yvy Weaver accepts our commission and designs a one–of–a–kind gemstone necklace exclusively for Yvie. Spare no expense!” 

Yvy Weaver was a world–class jewelry designer whose pieces were always fiercely sought after by the elite of high society. However, she retired from the jewelry industry recently and no longer took on design