Nothing drove him further than Rena's death and Theo's confession about everything that Nolan had done to Sean's family behind the man's back.
With every intention of making Nolan face the same fate he had inflicted upon his mother, also the danger Nolan had unknowingly put his daughter in, he embarked on a dangerous path that threatened to destroy the remnants of his conscience.
Pushed by such a grim determination, he sketched out a perfect plan, an intricate scheme to bring Nolan—the only one responsible of his mother's brutal demise—to a deserved end.
But fate, it seemed, had other designs in store. When Yves possessed Ryota's body and stood on the cusp of carrying out his vendetta, Ciara stopped him with her gaze that pierced through the depths of his soul.
Her questioning voice when she asked what he was going to do to Nolan eventually prevented him from going, like a flickering beacon warning him away from the dangerous path he had chosen.
