The President’s Mistake A Tale of Love and Regret

Chapter 410 Reconciliation Nathaniel and Freya's closeness left no space for Luna, who was forced to step aside. Even the oxygen mask slipped from Nathaniel's face.

Luna had to move away, watching as Nathaniel pulled Freya onto his lap, guiding her hand to his face and murmuring, "It hurts," with a pout.

Freya, amused and exasperated, pulled her hand away gently. "There are people around. Control yourself."

Nathaniel, eyes closed, told Luna, "You can leave now."

Luna's grip on the oxygen tank tightened, her knuckles turning white.

"Yes, Mr. Nathaniel. I'll leave the oxygen tank here..."

"No need, take it with you," Nathaniel replied, still holding Freya close. "I already have the oxygen I need."

Luna looked at Nathaniel in disbelief, her heart sinking. Three years ago, everyone knew Nathaniel only saw Freya as a tool. When did he fall so deeply in love with her?

Luna's eyes turned red as she glanced at Freya, who was held so intimately by Nathaniel. That position was never hers. She took a deep breath, turned, and left the office, closing the door behind her.

Freya sat on Nathaniel's lap, looking at him helplessly, trying to wriggle free but finding herself held tight.

"She's gone," Freya said, attempting to push him away. His eyes were so swollen; she needed to clean them with some water.

change anything," Nathaniel said, barely opening his eyes to look at Freya, stroking her smooth hair. "I need her temporarily. Once

laughed, tapping Nathaniel on the forehead. "Why are

Ms. Luna was almost

"As long as you're

afraid of you crying, of you

sincerely, nothing can

sighed, leaning into Nathaniel's chest. "Give me some time,

Nathaniel nodded. "I'll give you

Freya smiled, suddenly

take the company team on a

might be gone for half

Nathaniel's face darkened.

"Didn't you say you'd give me time to

you pity me a little? You're deliberately making it hard for me, aren't

hadn't realized that a half-month business

me. I want to give it a try.

Freya trailing off.

years ago, the Gomez Group was