Unbreakable Love His Passion for Her Transcends Death novel Chapter 391

Jeremiah looked up at Yvette at the same time. It felt different from the gathering last night. At that moment, it felt like they were the only people on the face of Earth.

Yvette's pupils constricted a little. Before she returned to her senses, someone suddenly held her from behind.

"Where are you brushing your teeth on the balcony? It's so cold out here. What if you get sick?" Xavier asked with a hoarse voice.

She returned to her senses and immediately looked away. Then, she got out of his embrace. Fortunately, he couldn't see anything now.

"I'm fine. It's not cold." Then, she immediately returned to her room.

All Yvette knew was that he was blind. However, she didn't know that he had eyes everywhere. From the moment Jeremiah had arrived, someone had already told Xavier about it.

He stood on the balcony as the cold wind blew on his face. Suddenly, his phone started ringing. He accepted it; it was a call from Jeremiah.

"Mom said you have lost your memories, and it seems like it's true. I shall remind you one more time that the person Yvvy likes has always been me. She doesn't like you." As Jeremiah spoke, he kept his gaze on Xavier. Then, he ended the call and walked away in the snow.

After he gave Xavier the reminder, the memories that the latter had purposely suppressed came back in waves.

He remembered how Yvette had once told him that she had never liked him at all and how she had made a mistake.

By the time Yvette was done washing up, she had recomposed herself. She looked at Xavier after simply tidying up their belongings. "Are you ready? Let's go back now."

"Yeah." She didn't realize something was wrong with him.

As they traveled home in a car, he didn't say a single word. Yvette enjoyed the peace and quiet as she looked at the snow outside. It seemed like they both had a lot on their minds. However, neither of them wanted to say anything at all.

When they arrived in Sangine County, Yvette finally realized Noah was missing.

No one was in his room, and he had left a note behind. "Zac, I need to leave for a while to get something done. I'll be back in two days."