Chapter 68

At that moment, Jasper couldn't help but wonder which poor sap had to face those five tribulations. Yvette's backpack was stuffed to the brim by the two of them, and a hint of helplessness flashed across her captivating eyes. They were practically raising her like livestock. Sean affectionately ruffled Yvette's hair and said softly, "Alright, Yvie. You should go home with Yas now. I've got to get to practice." "I'm actually meeting up with someone. Thanks for the offer, but I'll be heading back on my own later." Yvette's voice was soft, yet her words left no room for argument. "Alright, call me if you need anything!" Sean knew her well—once Yvette had decided on something, no one could change her mind. Without saying anything more, he turned to Yasmin and spoke softly. "You can go back by yourself then, Yas. Be careful on your way back." After waiting on the side for so long, all Yasmin heard was Sean telling her to go back. She was so angry that she was seeing red. Why did Se