Read Chapter 840 of The Divorced Billionaire Heiress-By I Wanna Eat Meat
Yvette suddenly smiled with a hint of despair.
She turned around and walked inside, then took out a few bottles of expensive red wine from the wine cabinet and put them on the table.
Nicole sighed. “It’s not like you can control it.”
Yvette was silent for a moment. She suddenly slapped herself in the face, hard as hell.
Nicole’s heart trembled as she went over to stop Yvette. “Yvette!”
Nicole was heartbroken to see Yvette like this.
Yvette was usually the most carefree and spontaneous one, but once the secret in her heart was revealed, her emotions were like floodwater that could no longer be controlled.
A flash of disgust crossed Grant’s eyes when he saw Yvette’s passionate kiss with Sean Moore, which Yvette keenly noticed.
Yvette could no longer stay calm.
She knew that there was no hope for her.
In Grant’s world, Yvette had never been in the game.
If Yvette had not been Nicole’s best friend, Grant would not have even made a point to remember her name.
Yvette poured a glass of wine and drank it all in one go.
“Nicole, don’t tell anyone else. I don’t want anyone to know.”
She was just making a fool of herself.
Of course, Nicole would not tell anyone. Nicole saw Yvette like this and was really worried.
“Why haven’t you told him?”
If Yvette said something, would it have ended differently? Yvette laughed miserably.
She raised her eyes and looked at Nicole.
“You know what? The difference between me and Aida is that I’ve always imitated her, but I can never surpass her. Her family went bankrupt in her college junior year, so she broke up with your big brother and studied abroad. She has been working hard abroad to start her own business, but her eyes have always been so clean and pure. When I saw her today, it felt like she was still the same person from college.”
If Aida was polluted by the world, or had any greed for profit, or deviated from her original self because of the cruel world, Yvette would not have felt so hopeless.
Aida’s resilience and bravery were truly pure and incorruptible.
Aida was unlike Yvette, who had been dipping her toes into the corrupted business world fearlessly.
Yvette was a playgirl and had her way with men, but she did not use her skills on the man she liked because she did not dare to.
Aida’s good fortune made Yvette jealous. After seven or eight years, Aida was able to get back together with Grant again, and the two of them had never stopped loving each other.
Grant had never fallen into the cliché of a sappy romantic drama because of the resentment that arose from their breakup.
He loved Aida back then and still loved her almost a decade later.
When Aida returned to Mediania, she only took a small step toward Grant, who did not hesitate to rush over to her.
Thus, Yvette was destined to lose.
Nicole saw Yvette’s sad look and did not know how to comfort her.
Yvette and Grant were not at all like Kai and Julie. Kai liked Julie, and Julie had wavering feelings for Kai, but there was no third party between them.
However, Grant had Aida, which made Yvette’s feelings insignificant.
Soon, Yvette was drunk.
Nicole helped Yvette to her room to rest and watched her fell asleep, but Nicole did not feel comfortable leaving Yvette alone in this state, so Nicole settled down for the night in the living room.
When the day dawned, Nicole was awakened by the blinding sunlight outside the window.
It so happened that Yvette came out of the room.
As soon as the two of them looked at each other, everything from last night flashed through in their heads.
Yvette did not feel embarrassed and smiled. ”That’s so embarrassing, right?”
Nicole pursed her lips. “If you want to fight for once, I can help you.”
She could help to remind Grant that Yvette’s feelings
deserve respect too.
Yvette went to the kitchen and handed Nicole a bottle of yogurt.
“No, I thought about it. This is a dead-end, so why should I be stubborn and add trouble to others? Anyway, this is just my wishful thinking, so I have to stop myself. I don’t want to be the third party who destroys other people’s relationships. It’ll be too unseemly if we can’t even be friends.”
