A Cue for Love (Natalie and Samuel)

Chapter 376 Absolutely Atrocious

Jolene covered her mouth tightly with her hands as she could not believe her eyes.

She was the culprit who released the venomous snake.

It was no doubt she saw the snake sliding toward Sophia. If that woman didn’t catch that snake in time, it would have attacked Ms. Sophia. Even at such a critical moment, that woman could catch the snake with her bare hands. Her decisiveness seems something innate to her. Isn’t she the homewrecker who ruined Mr. Bowers And Ms. Yara’s relationship? But she didn’t hesitate a wee bit when she protected Ms. Sophia just now. It seems like she wasn’t even afraid of the drastic consequences that might happen to herself. But Ms. Yara is Ms. Sophia and Mr. Franklin’s biological mother. The one who could do that without hesitation should’ve been Ms. Yara instead of that woman!

Whatever had just happened was the exact opposite of Jolene’s prediction.

Knowing that she must not stay there any longer, Jolene scuffled away with the wooden basket in her hand.

Concurrently, the wound on Natalie’s hand had begun to turn dark purple.

Seeing that the wound was seeping black-colored blood, beads of tears rolled down Sophia’s face rapidly. “Mommy, it’s all my fault. You’re hurt while trying to save me!”

Like any other five-year-old, Sophia was mature enough to understand the meaning of death.

about death as

m-make you feel b-better?” Sophia choked on her words as she was

whole body was shaking, she still tried to bring

a weak smile on

brief moment later, Franklin finally

of color,

and healthy. How did things become like this in such a

to protect me…” Within a short time, Sophia’s eyes were bulging from the intense crying.

and lifted her hand, ready

Samuel’s lips touched her hand, Natalie shook her head

emotions

first time Samuel called her so formally after they had acknowledged their feelings for each other. As much as she was dead serious at rejecting Samuel for going ahead with his action,

Tears began welling up around the rims of Natalie’s

long as it’ll save you, I