Talented Hairess A Rose with Thorns (Yvette and Wilson) novel Chapter 506

Chapter bus 

Chapter 506 

After dinner, Martha was reluctant to let Yvette leave. She pleaded with Yvette to stay the night at Quinn Manor. 

“Yvie, you haven’t visited me in so long. Stay the night, won’t you?” 

Seeing the hopeful look on Martha’s face, Yvette couldn’t bring herself to refuse. She nodded with a smile. “Okay.” 

The moment Yvette agreed, Martha lit up with joy. “Wonderful! I’ll have them prepare a guest room right away.” 

Standing nearby, Victoria watched Martha beam with happiness, her smile impossible to hide. Victoria could only lower her gaze. 

Martha always preferred peace. She was never one for overnight guests at the manor. But now, she insisted that Yvette stay over. It was a privilege that Victoria never had. 

“I’ll stay tonight to accompany you too, Grandma,” Wilson said seriously. 

Martha saw through Wilson’s intentions and teased with a grin, “Are you staying for me or Yvie? You never stay over at Quinn Manor, but today you’re suddenly so eager! Worried I might steal your precious fiancée away? Look at you, keeping such a close watch on her!” 

Wilson remained unfazed by Martha’s teases. He held Yvette’s hand, his fingers intertwining 

with hers. 

“Grandma, I only have one fiancée, so of course I have to keep a close eye on her,” he responded with a relaxed smile. 

This was especially true since Yvette was so outstanding. There were plenty of men out there hoping for a chance with her. 

Seeing the affection between the two, Martha couldn’t contain her joy. 

Observing their warm interaction, Victoria felt like an outsider. She bit her lip before saying, Mrs. Quinn Senior, it’s getting late. I’ll head back so I don’t disturb your rest. 

Martha nodded. “Okay. You’re so considerate, Victoria. You came all this way to see n appreciate it. However, your body is still weak. You must prioritize your recovery over visiting. Rest is what you need most.” 

truly 

In Jubilife high society, rumors were as common as the changing seasons. In the past, unfounded gossip had strained the Murray family’s approval of Wilson and Yvette’s engagement. Now that they had finally consented, Martha was determined to stave off any further misunderstandings. 

It was wiser to avoid unnecessary speculation before more rumors could take root. 

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Victoria sensed the polite dismissal woven into Martha’s words. Lowering her head to conceal her emotions, she nodded in agreement. 

“Thank you for your concern, Mrs. Quinn Senior. I’ll focus on my recovery.” 

“Great!” Martha responded warmly, then turned to instruct the butler. “Please see Victoria 

out.” 

“Yes, Mrs. Quinn Senior,” the butler replied. 

As Victoria followed the butler out of the manor, her smile faded, and her mood visibly dampened.