A Cue for Love (Natalie and Samuel)

Chapter 889 Unable To Move On Part Three

Natalie followed Patricia and Daniel to the dining room.

A sumptuous meal was laid out on the table. However, there was no way the three of them could finish that much food. It was obvious to Natalie that Patricia had taken special efforts and prepared all that food just for her.

“Natalie, these are all your favorite dishes. Dig in!”

Natalie picked up her fork and started eating. Patricia’s home-cooked food had brought her back to her childhood days.

In the past, Patricia and Jennie would always research new recipes together and had similar cooking styles. As such, Natalie felt like she was tasting her own mother’s cooking while she ate.

“Are the dishes to your liking?”

“Yup!”

Natalie nodded before lowering her head and continued eating.

Patricia and Daniel exchanged a meaningful glance. They knew that Natalie was missing her mother and could not help but feel their hearts ache for her.

said with a smile. “If you like it, I’ll pack some food for you to

“Thanks, Aunt Patricia.”

slowed down and

experience in Chanaea, being aware that Natalie had left Loang

she briefly explained everything

while before she regained her composure and said, “So it’s true that you’re not

already knew? Did my

very good man, and she had never regretted having you and Yara. However, that bast*rd Thomas is definitely not a good man in any

that everything had finally come

like there were still many questions that needed answers, such as her family origins, including the

“Natalie, don’t be disheartened.”

Natalie looked

I don’t know who your biological father is, there’s one thing I’m very sure of, which is that Jennie loves you very much.” Patricia cradled Natalie’s face and continued, “Your Uncle Daniel and I are always here for you. No matter who

“Aunt Patricia, Uncle Daniel…”

Natalie’s

“Look at you, you’re ruining Natalie’s good

say it out loud!” Patricia glanced back at her husband before continuing, “It’s all because of that character of yours that resulted in us

“It’s not my fault!”