The Promise of Happiness novel Atalie and Samuel

Chapter 519 Natalie Used To Have Aphasia Too

Malcolm was stunned briefly, but he was not surprised that Samuel would ask him this question.

“Are you sure you want to know?” Mr. Bowers finished his cup of tea calmly. He looked straight into Samuel’s eyes and said solemnly, “She had gone through a lot!”

“Master, I sincerely want to know everything about her…” Samuel replied.

He had guessed that Natalie was hurt before. Thus, it made him even more determined to find out what happened to her in the past five years.

“Fine, I will tell you.” Malcolm put his teacup on the saucer and said, “The current Natalie may seem clever and sly like a fox, but she was different when I first met her. It was Mr. Jones who brought her to me.”

granddaughter of his good friend and asked me to save her life no matter what. At the time, there were blood and burns all over her body. She

prepared himself, but he could not help but gasp upon hearing Malcolm. No wonder Natalie always says that she is fine

in Samuel’s eyes, but he did not know what

he thought of the past. “I can’t describe to you the severity of her injuries. Her condition was far worst than the

paused before continuing, “Although I wanted to save her urgently, I also needed to respect her wish. Therefore, I quickly checked the two babies. Once I was done and went to examine her, she was already on the verge of death but forced herself to cling on to life. After saving her life, I felt rather proud of myself. I thought that I had incredible medical skills and saved her from death. Now, thinking back… Although I was skilled, it was her willpower that helped

felt

how Sophia could not

mother and daughter. They both lost their ability to

stayed with Mrs. Trevor and me quietly.” Malcolm stroked his beard and sighed. “Natalie did her best to repay me for saving her and her children’s life. Even when she was busy raising her two children, she assisted me in the lab. She even learned to plant medicinal herbs and helped me save many rare herbs from dying. Mrs. Trevor and I