Login via

Talented Hairess A Rose with Thorns (Yvette and Wilson) novel Chapter 415

Chapter 415 

Why don’t you call Mr. Wilson and ask?Alice suggested, her voice filled with enthusiasm. No matter 

how busy he is, I’m sure he will make time to celebrate your birthday with you.” 

Is that so?A glimmer of hope shone in Victoria’s eyes. I think I’ll give Wilson a call later.” 

Yvie!Nancy squealed. She was eager to speak as she rushed over, linking her arm with Yvette’s

Come on, let’s go! We don’t want to keep Jacob waiting!” 

Yvette rolled her eyes, helpless against her friend’s enthusiasm. You’re just excited to see my brother, right?” 

Nancy’s face turned bright red as she giggled. Maybe a littlebut you don’t have to point it out! Come on, let’s go!” 

Wait.Yvette reached for the necklace around her neck. She removed the Violet Kiss she was already wearing and replaced it with a different one

Nancy’s eyes widened in confusion. Yvie, what are you doing? Why are you changing necklaces?” 

This one was a gift from Jacob.” 

It was her design, but the necklace was essentially a gift from Jacob

I don’t want him to get jealous if I’m not wearing it.” 

As they reached the school gates, they spotted Jacob waiting for them. His exquisite appearance drew admiring glances, yet the icy chill of his demeanor kept girls at bay

As soon as Jacob saw the two girls, his cold demeanor softened. He reached out to gently ruffle Yvette’s hair. Without waiting for Nancy to lean in, he instinctively reached out to pat her head

Nancy was taken aback for a moment, but then her face lit up with a bright red flush

Yvie, what do you girls want to eat?Jacob asked, his voice filled with a newfound warmth

Yvette’s gaze lingered on Nancy, her face radiant with delight. Yvette’s lips curved into a scheming smile as she said, I’m game for anything, Jacob. Why don’t you ask Nancy what she wants to eat?” 

With that, Yvette turned and walked toward the car, leaving the two of them alone

Comments

The readers' comments on the novel: Talented Hairess A Rose with Thorns (Yvette and Wilson)