Turning Of the Tide by Diana Sander

Chapter 465

After Sherri had fallen asleep. Juana, Joy, and Hackett went to Natalie’s ward.

The door was gently pushed open and the three entered together. Meanwhile, they tiptoed as though they were burglars..

As soon as they entered, they bumped into Rachel, who were about to leave. Rachel nodded at the them and said to Joy, “Congratulations.

Joy held Rachel’s hand and said softly. “Congratulations to you too. Are you heading out now?”

Because Natalie was already asleep, Rachel said softly, “I’ll go home and make some creamy potato soup for her.”

Hackett, who was following behind, greeted Rachel as well..

“Why didn’t you arrange for postpartum meals? Sherri doesn’t like to eat those. I guess you will have to make some creamy potato soup for your two Little Princesses as well.

Rachel had exclusively tasked the two maids with looking after the children, without any request for them to prepare postpartum meals. This decision was made in light of the fact that all arrangements had been tailored to meet Natalie’s preferences.

Nevertheless, Rachel assumed responsibility for the postpartum needs, making dietary adjustments as necessary.

Walking into the living room, she saw the two little ones happily playing on the couch. Hackett said, “You shouldn’t bully Ruby, alright?

Jasper responded casually, “Hmm.”

Joy gently patted her son’s arm and said, “You’re a good kid, but you talk too much.”

Accompanied by Joy and Juana, Rachel entered the baby’s room. Since Hackett had already met the two Little Princesses, he took a seat on the couch with them to engage in play.

With Natalie now asleep, Trevon found himself with some free time. Spotting Hackett’s arrival, he approached and took a seat beside Jasper, wearing a smile as he remarked, “It looks like your daughter has taken a liking to my son.”

Hackett said protectively, “You’re overthinking it. Don’t even think about making a move on my little darling.”

“I

of life, questioning how a man like Trevon

“If your daughter really likes my son, I wouldn’t mind accepting him. Your daughter is more likable than

ahead of yourself. Dream on!” Hackett retorted in

Trevon’s smile grew even

praising when she saw the two identical little ones, “Rachel, you are truly blessed. These two kids are

looked at the two little ones, who were peacefully asleep. At times, their lips would twitch, and their eyes would be half–open, indicating their contentment. “They resemble Trevon

person, had watched Natalie grow up since childhood. Now, seeing Natalie in such a joyful and loving home. she felt a sense of happiness too. “Natalie has faced challenges from a young age. It appears that fate is just, and she’s finally finding the happiness she’s earned.”

smile. Once the group had visited the children, they departed quietly. Meanwhile, the

the room, Joy told her son, “Let’s go home and make creamy potato soup. You keep an eye on Sherri, eh? If she isn’t taken

“Alright, you should hurry and leave; otherwise, Sherri won’t get

have hidden intentions concerning his daughter. To alleviate his worries, he persuaded Ruby to return

her.

a newborn baby who had only arrived a few days ago would be searching for Ruby, but Hackett devised

extra days, just to be together

recovery separately, they would not be able to

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first niet, they had never been separated for more than

resolute in her decision to remain at the heispital, and Hackett could only grant her permission to stay.

between Bone and Fdward, Ethward would now sit down for a few minutes to chat with Trevon

was because Trevon had voiced his preference for

evident that he empathized wit the challenges Natalie had experienced, and without delay, he directed servants to relocate the couch from Trevor’s room

and it was not the maids or Trevon but Natalie’s godmother,

on the bed, was taken aback. “Lena?”

the Foster’s residence. Natalie had suggested several times during her stay there for Lena to move in

arthritis in ber legs. Her intention was not only to spare her godmother from the inconvenience of frequent trips but also to shield Lena from witnessing her immediately after surgery to prevent any unnecessary

had been less than an hour since they arrived home, and Lena was already at the

approached the bedside, casting a glance at the baby cradled in Natalie’s arms and then at the child in the crib. She scolded gently, “You, my dear, how could you keep something as