The Sway and Slide of Love by Jean Song

Chapter 525 Hendrix kept moving closer toward Noelle, leaving her no choice but to step back. But soon, her back hit the glass door of the balcony-there was nowhere left to retreat.

"You're overthinking it," Noelle said. "I didn't say anything because it's none of my business."

Hendrix finally stopped moving.

"That's between you and Ms. Rhett. It's not my place to comment or interfere," she continued. "As for the people around you and what they want, that has nothing to do with me, either. So, can you please move aside now?"

By the time Noelle finished speaking, all expression had vanished from Hendrix's face. He stared at her intently, as if trying to find some trace of emotion or crack in her composure. But there was nothing.

Noelle stood there calmly, meeting his gaze. Hendrix couldn't help but clench his fists tightly.

Seeing that he had nothing more to say, Noelle turned to leave, planning to walk past him.

arm. "Did

go of me." Noelle's patience had finally worn

done, do you think you have no ties to me anymore? If

"So, that's what led to the

Hendrix narrowed his eyes.

Rosie is because your mother asked me to," Noelle explained. "And no matter what, she's still Rosie's grandmother. I can

Rosie's perspective, having more contact with her family and feeling loved by one more person is what I

gave

impression," Noelle spoke naturally.

when she was lying. But this time her gaze didn't waver, and her words flowed smoothly. So, that meant

grip on her arm. Then,

my fault for causing