The Heiress Nobody Saw Coming

Chapter 607 The Place She Always Dreamed of for Their Honeymoon

After Natalie spoke, she and Marcus exchanged a smile. Both of them were relaxed and happy. It was the most carefree day they had since Charles passed away.

Marcus took Natalie to Laura's Helianese restaurant. They had dined there a few times before, and he knew she liked Helianese cuisine. Once they arrived, Marcus ordered all of Natalie's favorite dishes. He didn't order any alcohol, of course, only juice and milk.

"Do you remember when we used to eat here?" Marcus poured Natalie some juice. His voice was gentle, his expression soft with a smile lingering at the corners of his eyes. "Back then, you tried so hard to avoid me but had no choice but to deal with me."

"You noticed that?" Natalie chuckled. "At first, I thought it was strange. I never offended you, but your attitude toward me was hard to describe. Because of what Mrs. Langley Senior said, I was really careful to keep my distance. I wasn't about to throw myself at someone who clearly didn't care."

"It was my fault," Marcus admitted again, not for the first time. "All of it was my fault."

If Marcus hadn't overheard Grace's words and assumed Natalie was someone clinging to power to get back at Tyler and Selena, he wouldn't have treated her so coldly.

"Let's not talk about the past," Natalie said with a smile. "Let's think about where we want to go for our honeymoon after the wedding."

"Is there anywhere you'd like to go?"

Natalie thought for a moment. "A lot of places, actually, but none of them are popular cities. You could even call them obscure. You might not have even heard of them."

"Say it, and I'll know."

"They're mostly small mountain villages," Natalie said as she handed her phone to Marcus. "This one is called Brindlewood, a historic little town. It's misty and rainy all year round, making it look like something straight out of a countryside postcard. "I'd like to spend a few days there."

Marcus looked at it and agreed without hesitation. "Alright. After the wedding, we'll go there."

"Really?"

"Of course. When have I ever lied to you?" Marcus laughed. "Now that Father's back, he'll stay at Holden Residence for Laura. If I bring it up with Mom, she will definitely agree, and if Mom agrees, Father will, too.

these years while she received treatment. Now that she's better, they ended up divorced, but they still love each other. As long as they stay together every day, their relationship won't fade. Whether they remarry or not doesn't

her through any more hardships. I think they'll go on living like they always have

long

Once the food arrived, they ate while continuing their conversation. Marcus listened carefully

with rare plants no one can recognize. Some are protected species and can't be touched, but some are

glanced at Marcus. "You used herbs to tempt

nodded. "Yes, I remember. At Goodwill

illustrated book I copied from The Book Sanctum at your family's place the plants in it, you still remember them, right? Mr. Langton wanted every single one of those rare plants. Even now, he hasn't managed to collect them all. That mountain

chance." "We'll go there for our honeymoon," Marcus said without hesitation. "Once we get

"Then, it's settled. But while Brindlewood is a tourist area; the mountain itself hasn't been developed. We'll need permits to go up, and we'll have to bring

to me.

ate and chatted, the

they finished dinner and returned to

tiredly on the couch as Laura massaged his

and Marcus exchanged a look but said nothing. They quietly walked around to the

to their bedroom right away. Instead, they stood by the railing at

oil into her hands and gently rubbing it onto his temples. Wesley

said, reaching out to hold her hand. "You're tired too. You

at home and tending to the flowers.

get bored, you can go out with Charlotte.

and Nat's wedding. I've been out of touch with the world

Wesley gently held her hand.

I do want Sheldon to go with me to check the renovation progress at the

agreed easily. He didn't push her. He knew Laura hadn't fully let go of the