A Cue for Love (Natalie and Samuel)

Chapter 759 Stubborn

“Mr. Gale—” Before Thomas could speak any further, Gale ended the call.

His once elegant and civilized appearance became disheveled in just a few days. Wrinkles started to show on his forehead and at the corners of his eyes. Additionally, his black hair had turned grey. Even though he was only in his fifties, he looked like a seventy-year-old man.

His arm drooped weakly, causing the phone to fall to the ground with a loud thud.

The fear in his heart was like a black hole swallowing him whole.

King had determined that Thomas was useless to him. He dealt with Thomas and Dexmed Pharmaceutical as though he was taking out the trash. It wasn’t that he was afraid of doing Thomas in. He was just lazy. The last warning Gale gave Thomas was enough to spook the latter.

Thomas saw those research subjects with his own eyes. Just imagining being treated that inhumanely was enough to make him break down.

“I’m done for…” He sat inside the empty living room. There was no one paying attention to him. He wailed like an abandoned dog. “I still have a bright future ahead of me a few days ago. How can I be done for?”

At the same time, Natalie was tracking down Yara’s location.

Boss, but she’s nowhere to

her eyebrows. She wasn’t surprised. “Got it, Yandel. You keep

“Understood!”

ended, she paced back and forth on the floor. She was so focused on analyzing the situation that she

a white nightgown walking back and forth. The moonlight landed on her face, enveloping her

eyes were like rippling fall water while her two thin

with her small, bare feet. All ten of her toes were white and tender,

tightened as he felt his

indescribable possessiveness toward her. It wasn’t just once or twice, but many times. It was as if he was addicted to her, and he would never get sick

her thoughts that she didn’t realize Samuel

someone hug

legs were swiftly lifted into the air as he carried

instinctively hugged

she muttered. “Put me

on his lap. “Being disobedient again, hmm? The floor’s cold, you