A Cue for Love (Natalie and Samuel)

Chapter 857 So Wrong About You

“You!” Steven was stunned. However, he couldn’t help stealing glances at Luna.

Luna returned his gaze but kept quiet.

After all, the Garcias were indebted to the Bowers. Arlo had told her repeatedly that she had to return the favor before he passed away. The only thing she could do now was to complete the mission Samuel gave her to lighten his burden of being poisoned.

She didn’t have the right to reach out to Steven even though she was reluctant to part with him.

After calming herself down, Luna took a deep breath and looked up at Steven. “Mr. Steven, I’ve accepted your brother’s marriage proposal. I might have done something wrong for you to misunderstand my intentions. The person I liked since I was a kid is Samuel, not you. So I hope you can think of me as your sister-in-law from here on out.”

Steven’s heart wrenched upon her words.

He thought they had something going on between them. He thought she had harbored feelings for him during their time together at the aquarium. He thought he was special to her, as she was to him. It wasn’t until today that he realized he was already emotionally attached to her.

“It’s okay that you don’t like me.” Steven forced a smile and stared at her with conviction. “But have you thought of her? I’m sure they still have lingering feelings for each other after everything. What will you do if Sam regrets his decision one day? Are you sure you still want to stick with him?”

has cleared things up with Ms. Nichols. I believe he truly loves me. Trust me. He won’t regret his decision with me around. Please don’t

“Hehe.”

Steven sneered.

how

the fittest,” Samuel said coldly. “Luna chose to be with me instead of you.

Are you still my brother? How could you

However, Natalie quickly

“Natalie!”

She looked a little lost after she

Steven kept quiet.

the place where everything started for

about you,” Natalie sighed

left right after without a

is going on? Justin thought as he swiveled his head

Natalie?” Justin knew better