A Cue for Love (Natalie and Samuel)

Chapter 890 Unable To Move On Part Four

“Still single…”

Patricia’s gaze was fixated on Natalie. Judging from Natalie’s answer, it meant that Jerome still had a chance.

“Natalie, you’re only twenty-four. There’s plenty of time and you should be cautious in choosing your life partner. There’s no rush to get married. It’s one thing to capitalize on your youth, but marrying an atrocious partner will be tormenting, just like how your mother suffered throughout the years.”

Patricia was advising Natalie genuinely based on her own experience.

Natalie could tell that Patricia was speaking from her heart, but it was a second too late.

Natalie never believed in love. It was unimaginable to experience the grievance of loving someone, only for one’s heart to be trampled by betrayal. The devastating pain would be impossible to move on from.

“I understand.”

“It’s a great opportunity to expand your company in Loang. It will be perfect if you can stay at Yaleview from now on.” Patricia’s eyes glistened with joy. “With Jerome and your Uncle Daniel around, no one can bully you in Yaleview!”

“Thank you so much.”

few rounds of chess with

again, Daniel, despite his valiant efforts, was once

lightly. As opposed to being frustrated, he took pleasure

eight o’clock

goodbye to Patricia

moves by

chessboard up. “Hey, you! It must be tough for Jerome, given that you’re

board!” Daniel frowned. “What do you mean? Are you saying that it’s

you even understand your

you

tell me

If Jerome is able to look past it, so am I. If Natalie is willing to get together with Jerome, we’ll treat Xavian and Clayton just like our own grandchildren. It shouldn’t be an issue raising them. Besides, Natalie and Jerome will also have their own kids in the future. I’m warning you not to mess up their relationship! If you happen to cause a ruckus, I’m going to

Patricia, Daniel still had

his wife and his son liked her, but even

get in touch with him and get him to

Do that!” Patricia’s face lit up at the thought of a