The President’s Mistake A Tale of Love and Regret

Chapter 374 Embracing the Past

Nathaniel grabbed Frey, who was about to kiss and run away, pulling her into his arms.

The suppressed desire in his heart flared up instantly, and he lost control. He held the back of her neck, pinched her chin, and kissed her deeply.

Downstairs, Ms. Lovett smiled as she looked at Higgins and said, "Let's put the dishes on the warming table for now. The two of them have reconciled, we might have to wait a while."

Higgins hesitated but couldn't help voicing his concern. "Did you notice anything different about Ms. Frey this time?"

Ms. Lovett was taken aback. "She seemed normal to me. Ms. Frey has always been polite and kind." Higgins frowned. "Who told you I'm talking about that? I've felt that Ms. Frey has changed... Something about her eyes and expression felt off, especially when she looked at Mr. Nathaniel. It gave me a strange feeling.

Ms. Lovett laughed. "You're overthinking it. You're not a mind reader, how can you notice that many details.

More than an hour passed before Frey and Nathaniel came downstairs to eat.

Nathaniel had restrained himself, otherwise, they wouldn't have come down so quickly.

Frey was a bit annoyed and didn't want to talk to him, while he followed her with a look of light and warmth in his eyes.

bowl so high with food that it almost

Frey suggested visiting her mother at East Saeville

had important meetings at his company, so he asked the driver to take Frey

refuse the driver and bodyguards

released convict as she was the

by

news. Peyton

at first,

small kitchen

me check if you have a fever," Peyton said, touching Frey's forehead. "You forgave

her eyes and looked at Peyton. "What else can I do? Is there another way to escape

in Brusville,

marrying

I give you my blessing," Peyton said. She grabbed Frey's hand and looked at her intently "Frey, don't live in hatred.

her friend, whispering, "I'm really lucky to have

playfully slapped her back.

cafe and headed to East Saeville Nursing Home, to her mother's