A Cue for Love (Natalie and Samuel)

Chapter 1197 Skin You Alive

Hearing that, Natalie shifted her eyes. Patricia went on. “If your mother did not encounter an obstacle she could not cross, why would she be willing to stay in a remote backwater? We’re good friends, and I heard some of her stories before.

I used to feel bad for her when I saw how hard life was for you and her. I was disgusted with that man. But Jennie said she never regretted anything—that she never regretted falling for that man and giving birth to you. She asked me not to think of her in that way.

I don’t know what happened between the king and your mother, but what I’m certain is that he’s definitely not as terrible as that man has described him to be. Perhaps it’s true that he had wronged your mother in some ways; he must have been someone worth your mother’s love for your mother to have said that she never regretted falling for him.”

Natalie did not know her history in the past. After hearing Patricia’s words, she found herself relieved. If he wasn’t the one my mother truly loved, why would my mother yearn for him? In the end… Mother still ended up leaving this world with regret.

“Aunt Patricia, thank you for telling me these,” Natalie said in gratitude. “I think I have an answer now.”

nodded. “I have trust in

Natalie turned to

the grim reaper’s door, was what Yandel was about to say, but when he saw Natalie’s

wasn’t the issue, but she was the cause of this,” Natalie said. “I used to think that I knew my mother well, but I did not. I even resented her, but now, I finally understand

He knew that nothing he or anyone said would be able to change Natalie’s mind. Instead of being wishy-washy, he would be better off thinking about how he

Yandel asked, lifting his head to look at Natalie once more. After a moment of contemplation, Natalie asked, “Do you have a

pen and paper with him. Although he did not understand why Natalie needed them, he still handed

for Samuel and Jerome.” With that said, Natalie bit off the pen cap and began writing

was no fool; she was well aware of her

be able to turn the tables