Unbreakable Love His Passion for Her Transcends Death novel Chapter 372

Worried that Mark might not understand what he was up to, Xavier added, "I don't want Yvvy to think I'm lying to avoid the divorce."

Mark immediately understood. It seemed Yvette was once again asking for a divorce. Xavier sure was using every means possible to avoid it.

Mark pulled out his tablet and began calculating. "Jeremiah only transferred Mr. Xavier's shares and assets, not the debts. If Jeremiah doesn't deal with the debts… Mr. Xavier previously ordered many acquisitions; the debt is estimated to be at least a billion dollars."

Mark handed Yvette documents detailing the costs of the projects.

Yvette felt overwhelmed after seeing all the numbers. How many pieces of music would she have to compose to repay this amount? More importantly, why did she have to pay? She hadn't incurred this debt.

"Yvvy, don't worry. I'll work hard to pay it off."

Work hard? With his job at the charity, he might never be able to pay off the debt in his lifetime!

"Regardless, I hope you resolve this issue as soon as possible, even if you have to contact Shannon or Jeremiah."

Shannon wasn't like Yara. Yvette knew how well Shannon treated Xavier; she wouldn't just leave him out in the cold.

"Okay." Xavier immediately agreed when he passed this hurdle.

Zachary had been secretly listening to their conversation. He couldn't believe that his bastard father had no money.

After all, he remembered the huge sum of money he'd once found in Xavier's private account. The set of numbers had been so long that he still remembered it vividly.

Zachary immediately retreated to his room to investigate things.

While he didn't believe Xavier was out of money, strangely enough, there was no money in the account when he looked into it.

"Did my bastard father not only lose his memory but also become an idiot?"

He couldn't help but worry about both himself and Yvette.

Firstly, he was concerned that if he got into a car accident in the future, he might inherit Xavier's foolishness. Secondly, he worried that Yvette would suffer.