Unbreakable Love His Passion for Her Transcends Death novel Chapter 558

Yvette told Wendy not to let Yara in again.

How could Yara, who didn't even acknowledge her own daughter, acknowledge her grandson?

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Yara still felt pain in her abdomen after she went back. She didn't understand how it could be so painful when all Yvette had done was push her to the floor.

Yara wanted to see a doctor, but soon, the pain subsided. She didn't think too much about it. As she turned on the TV in the hospital, she saw a video of Zoey dancing.

Yara's eyes were full of happiness when she watched her glamorous daughter on TV.

"Mom, this is Yvette's lawyer's letter." Terrence handed her a stack of letters. "Yvette asked us to return the Snyder family's properties."

Yara was stunned as she took the lawyer's letter and a copy of the indictment.

"Yvette is really going against me," she muttered.

"Mom, didn't you tell me that the money was temporarily lent to the Yandell family? Will the Yandell family pay it back twice? Now they're big and powerful, you should give the money to me and let me run the company." Terrence was still daydreaming.

Yara patted his shoulder. "Son, I have given the money to Lawrence. In the future, you should work hard with him. As for your sister, she is now an internationally famous dancer; all the property will belong to her in the future."

Terrence also knew that Zoey was Yara and Lawrence's daughter. But he didn't expect his mother to play favoritism.

"Mom, I'm your son. Why are you so partial toward Zoey? Did she even visit you when you were in the police station?"

Yara frowned at those words. "Zoey is a public figure! What if she came to see me and got photographed by paparazzi? You can't compare to her. She has achieved more than I ever did. All of the Zelnik family's assets will belong to her in the future. Just listen to her; she will treat you well."

Terrence had always thought that Yara favored him, but everything changed after he met Zoey when he went abroad with Yara.

Only then did he realize how Yvette must've felt when she had been given the cold shoulder.