Unbreakable Love His Passion for Her Transcends Death novel Chapter 376

Shannon clenched her fists, refusing to admit to her own mistakes. She said to Yvette in a low voice, "If you'd given birth to Xav's child during your long marriage, I wouldn't have anxiously looked for someone else to replace him."

It was ridiculous for the owner of a family business not to have a child.

"You're in no position to lecture me. No parent wouldn't feel bad for their children." After saying that, she left.

Yvette stood still and felt slightly sad for some reason. Yara had never cared for her. That was why she'd interfered earlier.

Just as she was in a daze, someone grabbed her hand from behind.

"Thank you, Yvvy." Xavier was happier than ever.

When she felt his hand, she returned to her senses and hurriedly pulled her hand back. "You don't have to thank me. I was just acting on impulse when I thought you were pitiful. That's all."

Then, she immediately went to Viola's room. She wondered if the commotion downstairs had scared the latter.

Fortunately, Zachary had gone out to do some shopping with Ray earlier and hadn't run into Shannon.

Meanwhile, Shannon was also frustrated on her way back. She couldn't believe Yvette had such a temper now that she'd lectured her. After all, she was still Yvette's mother-in-law!

She pinched the bridge of her nose and asked the driver to drive faster. They were in the middle of the county, and there was heavy traffic. So, they couldn't go any faster.

She opened the window in frustration. At that moment, she saw a small figure nearby. "Zac! Why is he here as well?"

She told the driver to stop the car and alighted the vehicle. Then, she ran toward Zachary. She had been busy recently, but she had never stopped looking into his background.

She had assumed that Leonard was his father. But when she'd asked him about it in private, she learned that it wasn't the case.

She'd told someone to look into it further and realized that Kiki never had a boyfriend when she was abroad. The latter's social circle seemed normal, and she'd never given birth to a son.