A Cue for Love (Natalie and Samuel)

Chapter 1022 Not Willing To Give Up

Noticing that Heidi had gone quiet, Jesper uttered coldly, “I’ve conveyed Mr. Bowers’ message.”

She cried with a heavy heart, “Wait! I still have something to ask you.”

Jesper stopped and took a deep breath. “Go on, Ms. Leitz.”

“Those photos…”

Understanding dawned upon Jesper, and he replied, “You can rest assured that these photos don’t mean anything, Ms. Leitz. As long as you don’t continue to be so obsessed, these photos will never—”

“I wasn’t asking about that!” Heidi interrupted, “I’m asking about these photos. Has Samuel seen them? Does he think that I’m a filthy and utterly shameless woman?”

Jesper did not expect her to ask him that question. He looked more unsettled, but his tone was still professional and calm. “I’ve made myself very clear just now. Mr. Bowers is married with children. As for whether or not he had seen the photos or what his thoughts are of them, they’re of no importance to you…”

Tears filled Heidi’s eyes, and she instinctively gnashed her teeth.

said enough, he turned and exited the private room, leaving behind

chest as tears kept slipping out of her

like him, I would

and knowing that he had a significant other, Heidi felt like she had been bewitched, caught in the abyss of love.

Married with children?

of Samuel holding an umbrella for Natalie

drenched under the pouring rain but still acted like the most loyal knight, holding the umbrella above her head and not allowing a single drop of rain to fall on her. I’d simply thought it was an act of “loyalty” toward

the truth, Heidi still could not let it

treated like a precious treasure

been recognized by my father as the second daughter of the Leitz family, we won’t lose the slightest to Natalie on wealth and background! I

the table and cut off the red silk in the private room, leaving them scattered all over the ground

unaware of everything that had happened on Heidi’s side as she was currently dissecting a mouse

injected it into the mouse. In less than two minutes, the mouse

on microscopy, while traditional medicine was