The Promise of Happiness novel Atalie and Samuel

Chapter 1121

Jerome could never forget the image of Natalie's protective figure standing in front of him when they were children.

Back then, he still wasn't the son of a Loang general but a child in the countryside. Often, he was bullied by children older than him.

While his mother was heartbroken over the treatment he received from other kids, she couldn't keep her eye on him all the time. Hence, after Natalie learned about his situation, she always kept him by her side. When those children tried to bully him, she would retaliate like a tiny, angry leopard.

At that age, Jerome still had no idea what beauty was, but he didn't forget what it was like to be protected by someone.

That feeling was something he would never forget until the day he died.

Seeing how Natalie was momentarily stunned, Jerome continued, “Relax. I personally interrogated Zophie and have changed her testimony, too. Since the jade key is now in the royal family's hands, I'll let this matter go. Don't worry. You and your children won't be affected.”

She hesitated slightly. There was even a look of avoidance in her eyes because the jade key was actually still in her possession.

The key Jerome took from Zophie was a copy Varre had made.

or a curse, what she did know was that if

last thing Yumi's birth mother and family had left for her, Natalie believed it solely belonged to Yumi. She wouldn't give the key to anyone

asked with suspicion. “Why do you look so serious right

herself. “It's nothing. I

orders to change the testimony for me, and I'm very grateful for it. However, please don't do something like

her, he simply nodded because he was

“Mhm.”

cup in his

Clang!

Zophie?” King's hand was cut when

fingers. However, it was as though he didn't feel any pain at all as a murderous look filled his

kidnapped Natalie's child and tried to take Natalie's

that she's not easy to deal with! Compared to her grandfather and little sister, she's even harder to tame! Without

was half-kneeling on the ground, enduring King's