The Promise of Happiness novel Atalie and Samuel

Chapter 1207

Mikhail felt upset when he heard Natalie's response.

Over the years of being in his position at the very top, he had thoroughly experienced the unbearable feeling of loneliness.

Natalie was his daughter with Jennie, and he wanted her to stay so that he could make up for the fatherly love he owed her. Even so, he did not do so. Instead, he clenched and loosened his fists repeatedly before finally patting Samuel's shoulder. “Take good care of her, and don't let her suffer any injustice.”

Mikhail’s gaze was half threatening and half pleading.

He could only ask Samuel to do what he could not do himself.

“Don't worry. I will,” Samuel replied, his gaze reflecting his firm resolve.

He contacted Billy, and the latter took swift action. Soon, Billy had arranged for a car.

Samuel lifted the thin covers and carried Natalie down from the bed.

Yearning for his warmth and smell, she wrapped her small, soft hands around his neck on her own accord, obediently allowing him to carry her.

It was a rather blatant display of affection, but Samuel paid no mind to the gazes of the others in the palace. Carrying my woman isn't something I ever try to hide from anyone.

he was

“Good day, Mrs. Bowers!”

loudly that

but suggest, “Billy, I get your enthusiasm, but perhaps you could keep your

she got in return was an emphatic reply.

She was rendered

the end, her remark merely remained a suggestion, and Billy did not act on it

he smiled brightly, feeling

is well with him. Now that she has returned safe and sound, his life will return to normal. As a subordinate, there's nothing

Natalie into the car. Then, Samuel took the woolen blanket a maid handed him and draped it over Natalie before tenderly

the vehicle slowly drove out

thinking with a sigh about how useless

everything, she had passed that time in a state of heightened

saw that Natalie had fallen asleep with her head resting on his

slumber, and her thick eyelashes quivered gently as

eyes lit up with a smile,