Turning Of the Tide by Diana Sander

Chapter 524

Chapter 524

The entire hotel glistened with silver. The roof and the white snow on the ground basked under the sun’s gentle warmth.

The view from the top-floor sunroom was breathtaking. They could admire the landscape below the hotel, the distant scenery and even gaze up at the clear blue sky, with the snow and the sun hanging high above.

After lunch, Christina felt drowsy in the embrace of the warm sun. A latte sat beside her, and the ring on her index finger radiated brilliantly in the sunlight.

Surrounded by vibrant flowers, every potted plant blossomed exquisitely, captivating and enchanting like Christina herself at that moment.

Joseph’s slender fingers swirled the contents of his cup. The spoon clinking against the cup produced a crisp and pleasant sound. His soothing voice gently caressed Christina’s ears again, “Do you feel like napping? Are you still a bit weary?”

Christina rested her chin on her hand and turned to look at Joseph. He was extremely refined and noble as if the wolf-like man last night was not him. It made her think she had just had a wet dream last night.

Her response was, “Joseph, did you transform from the moon?”

Joseph understood her intention. He picked up his coffee and took a sip. He smiled charmingly, radiating charm like a flower by his side. “It’s not that I can transform when I meet the sun. It’s that I can’t help myself when I meet you.”

As Christina listened to these ungentlemanly words, she looked at the refined man in a daze. The corners of her lips curled up slightly. This feeling wasn’t bad at all. It was very comfortable to be with him.

There were no outsiders in the sunroom, just the two of them.

At the elevator door leading to the sunroom, two figures stood guard. One was Ethan, and the other was Benjamin. They appeared like two bodyguards securing the entrance, while a sign on the elevator indicated it was under repair.

“I’m sorry, Miss. The elevator is out of order. There’s a roof leak, and it’s currently being repaired for safety reasons,” explained Benjamin to a skeptical customer.

The customer responded, “But everything was fine last night, and it was still functioning during the snowfall.””

Ethan remained expressionless, and Benjamin continued, “Perhaps it was damaged by the snow last night.”

The customer left reluctantly, still doubting the explanation. Nevertheless, with the maintenance sign in place and the elevator entrance guarded by two individuals, there was only one way up. The stairs didn’t lead to the sunroom.

Benjamin complained, “Ah, I’m exhausted from all this explaining. How long is Mr. Turner going to occupy that spot up there? Are we supposed to keep standing here?”

Rubbing his sore mouth, Benjamin contemplated.

Ethan responded, “I don’t know. Ask Mr. Turner.”

However, Benjamin wasn’t naive. He knew asking would lead to punishment, and he didn’t want to risk Mr. Turner’s displeasure.

to bask in the sunlight. After a few seconds, he opened his eyes

coffee today was watered down and had no effect. She

to take a photo of us for your mom? It would save you the

her with requests. Joseph stood behind Christina,

was the background picturesque, but the person in the photo was

immediately. Instead, he transferred the photos to his phone

you still

slender fingers glided over the three photos in her photo album. “That’s alright. I’m feeling

reached out to touch Christina’s chair and

Joseph made a call and brushed off Christina’s inquiries. “Bring a lounge chair and a

was solely focused on giving commands, and the other party’s sole purpose was to carry them out. This was

matched perfectly.

folded

as he carefully positioned the sofa. Benjamin set down the blanket he was holding and glared at Christina from the

beautiful and exuded a

red dress, a true head-turner. It was no wonder Mr. Turner

Benjamin’s collar and hastily retreated. Once they left, Joseph walked over to Christina and led her to the lounge chair. He pressed

a nap. I’ll hold you while you

savor the romance Joseph was offering. He lifted the blanket and sat, not lying or covering himself with it. He smiled and smiled, saying, “Mr. Turner, didn’t you say you’d

shoes and lay down, helping Christina get comfortable under the thick blanket.

played with the fabric of Joseph’s sweater and asked, “Joseph, when did you start liking me?”

struck him as unique and intriguing. From that point on, he

images, he inadvertently revisited them, saving them in his photo collection. Over time, a desire

curls and remarked, “I find your

to Christina, using the tip of his tongue to express his love. Christina reciprocated gently, her hands tightly clutching the front of his sweater. The blanket covered them, and the scene beneath seemed even more

with her and had no intentions of

family

groups of people sitting in the living room. They were the Yamin family, the Turner family, and the Roberts

[Dad, help me go to the Yamin family to propose marriage

before they could confirm its veracity. Finally, they responded

certainty. [Yes. Otherwise, she would have come to something other than Sapphire City.]

meaning of his son’s words. He devised a scheme to send Christina to Sapphire City, and if there were any doubts about this plan, one would only go through

to propose marriage. The engagement gift was also prepared at the last minute. They only asked Grace to write a document with detailed instructions.

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