A Cue for Love (Natalie and Samuel)

Chapter 321 Mask On

“Hmm.” Natalie nodded with a noncommittal grunt.

There are plenty of good-looking men in my social and professional circles. However, very few are more handsome than Samuel.

Samuel chuckled in spite of himself.

“Then you’d better keep a close eye on me,” he said affectionately as he squeezed her tighter than before.

Gasping for breath, she slammed her fists on his back. “Why should I? Let go of me. The children are watching!”

The children merely gazed curiously at the couple.

Samuel begrudgingly let go of the woman in his arms and felt a strange emptiness as soon as he did so.

Meanwhile, Natalie had already walked toward the children who had her surrounded as they were very fond of her.

With her hair lifted by a sudden gust of wind, speckles of gold sunlight glinted through the strands of her hair. With a laugh as gentle as a babbling brook in spring, the children were enamored with her, to say the least.

The four children were clad in identical uniforms of the kindergarten, which consisted of a shirt, pants, and a smart black tie.

differing slightly in appearance, every one of them had bright, intelligent eyes and features that looked as if they were carved out

behind them at

Natalie and

like that six years ago. She has taught me that

her, the more reluctant

beneath that mask was so devastatingly beautiful, he would rather she keep the plain-looking mask on and

man in this world she has eyes for would be

Natalie spent that night keeping the

was, by default, the children’s bedtime storyteller. However, Sophia felt the need for a change. “Daddy,” she purred. “Can you tell

saw that Natalie was gazing

really want

of them

same theme. Occasionally, there would be an anecdote he was proud

to tell,” blurted Samuel,

story,” Natalie said bossily, delighted at the discomfort she had managed to cause

cleared his throat uncomfortably and began telling the tale of

notes of a grand piano in the

the story was simple and well-known, it sounded completely different when

four children began