Unbreakable Love His Passion for Her Transcends Death novel Chapter 490

Yvette remembered how angry Xavier had looked back then. He had dragged her to a secluded place and scolded her. "Do you think I'm not embarrassed enough?"

He had then tossed the bouquet she had brought into the trash can and said, "If you're bored, find a job. Stop doing useless shit like this all the time."

Back then, Yvette had stood still and looked at him in disappointment. "Usually, a guy would confess to the woman he likes. I thought you would feel happy if I confessed to you instead."

After all, they were already married, but things hadn't progressed between them at all.

"Don't talk about love with me in the future. It's childish," he said.

From then on, she hadn't dared to mention anything about love anymore. Usually, there were so many intimate couples on the streets, all expressing how much they loved each other. She had never experienced how it felt.

That day, someone started setting the fireworks before the sky even got dark. The loud explosion from the distance pulled her back to her senses immediately.

As she looked at Xavier, who had pulled her into his embrace, she still couldn't bring herself to say that she loved him. She had already been traumatized once, and it was too hard to overcome it.

"Xavier, we're both adults now, so please stop being so childish."

She got out of his arms. When she looked up at him again, she noticed his face was covered in red spots.

"You're having an allergic reaction…"

Xavier had just thought his face felt itchy; he never would've thought he was allergic. Yvette dropped everything that was on her mind and hurriedly said, "Let's go now. I'll call Ray and get him to take you to the hospital."

When Ray arrived in a hurry, he was shocked. He didn't think Xavier would have an allergic reaction in less than an hour.

Soon, they took him to the hospital to get a check-up. Yvette knew he was allergic to pollen, but she hadn't expected him to be allergic to street food as well. She couldn't help but think that he was quite fragile.