Talented Heiress A Rose with Thorns (Yvette and Wilson) novel Chapter 711

As Wilson sped toward the scene, his heart clenched. Yvette stood perilously close to the cliff's edge, and Lionel's car barreled straight at her. One hit, and she'd be sent tumbling into the abyss—death a certainty.

"Yvie!" Wilson's voice rang with desperation. Panic surged through him, and without a second thought, he charged toward her. The only thing on his mind was that he couldn't let anything happen to her. She was his everything.

"Mr. Quinn!"

Lionel's eyes widened in horror from behind the wheel as he saw Wilson push Yvette away. He slammed on the brakes, but it was too late. The tires screeched as the car skidded uncontrollably, heading straight for Wilson.

"Wilson Quinn!" Yvette's voice cracked with fear, and she hit the ground hard. She lifted her head just in time to see the car slam into Wilson. The impact was brutal, sending him hurtling over the cliff's edge.

Ellen and Xavier arrived shortly after Wilson. They witnessed the tragedy unfold before their eyes. They stood frozen, disbelief etched into their faces.

For the first time in her life, Yvette felt a pain so profound it seemed to tear her soul apart—far worse than any injury she had ever sustained in the line of duty. She felt a suffocating weight in her chest.

Without thinking, Yvette scrambled to her feet and bolted toward the cliff.

"Yvie!"

Xavier's face turned ashen with fear as he lunged to stop her, grabbing her just in time and holding her tightly. "Calm down! If you jump, you'll die too!"

Yvette wrenched herself free with a force that startled him. Her usually calm, captivating eyes were now bloodshot and filled with grief.

"Let me go."

Xavier froze, staring into Yvette's tear-filled eyes. He had never seen her cry before.

Through all the brutal missions, the close calls with death, and the injuries that left her barely hanging on, Yvette had never once shed a tear. But now, for Wilson, she was falling apart.

As she spiraled into grief, Xavier forced himself to speak. "Yvie, jumping won't bring him back. You'll only be throwing your life away. Is that what Wilson would want? He pushed you out of the way to keep you safe."

His words hit her like a slap of cold water, but the raging emotions inside her wouldn't let her calm down. Her entire body shook, trembling with pain, rage, and helplessness.

Seeing her so distraught, Xavier's expression softened. His voice gentled. "Yvie, I'll send a team down to search the bottom of the cliff. We'll find him. He'll be okay."

They both knew it was an empty comfort. The cliff was too high; anyone who fell from that height wouldn't survive. Finding Wilson alive was a near impossibility.

Ellen watched Yvette with deep concern. She gently pulled Yvette into her arms and said gently, "Yvie, Xavier is right. We'll find Wilson, so don't do anything reckless."

Yvette loved Wilson deeply, and the thought of something happening to him was unbearable. She couldn't imagine how she would survive if he didn't make it.

"I know. Don't stop me. I'm just going to take a look."