Turning Of the Tide by Diana Sander

Joseph, Christina, and Angie had just arrived at Sapphire City when they reported their safety to Emma in Athana. Christina was afraid that Emma would be worried, so she specially took the phone and asked Angie to say a few words. "Emma, we're already home. You don't need to worry about us. I'll take care of Joseph and Christina. You just focus on taking care of Ava." Emma was relieved after hearing Angie's sharp words.

Emma was very satisfied with Christina. Christina could be described as impeccable, with the ability to understand people just like her son. With just a gesture or expression from others, they could deduce their thoughts and always managed to solve problems ahead of time. Emma felt that Joseph being able to marry someone as exceptional as Christina was truly the luckiest thing in his life.

Back at home, Joseph immediately sent a message to Ava, reassuring her not to worry. Ava was also in a good mood when she received Joseph's message. After eating a big bowl of swift grain Grace sent, she sat on the bed and chatted. Frank sat on the sofa with his legs crossed and kept twisting his sore neck. His hands kept shaking the cradle.

Grace and William were both very happy because their grandchildren had been born. Grace prepared different gifts for them.

The gift for her granddaughter was a set of custom-made diamond jewelry pieces from her own jewelry company.

While the gifts for her grandson were entirely made of gold. One couldn't help but say that the Roberts family was truly wealthy.

However, William felt that what Grace had prepared was still not enough, so he went on to customize two sets of golden utensils.

Seeing this, Frank and Ava did not stop them. They could prepare whatever they wanted, as long as they were happy.

At the same time, Emma prepared pendants for her two grandchildren. Although small, they were of the finest quality, crafted from materials that Joseph had searched for a long time to find.

Ava held the affectionate gifts given by everyone, wearing a charming smile. She turned to Frank and playfully made a triumphant gesture, as if suggesting that Frank had fallen out of favor.

Seeing that Ava was so happy, Frank smiled as well, his face full of indulgence.

Grace walked to the sofa, sat down next to Emma, and took out a piece of paper from her pocket. Neatly arranged on it were many names. After a moment of contemplation, she stood up again, walked to the bedside, and handed the paper to Ava. "Ava, take a look. | had someone help us choose names for them. William and | aren't very literary, so we sought assistance in naming them." Rose and Frank's names were both chosen by William and Grace according to their own preferences. When they named Rose, their intention was for her to possess a life as beautiful as a rose. As for Frank's name, it was chosen by William, who hoped that Frank would live freely and always be confident.

The initial task of naming the twins was assigned to Daniel and Emma, but in the end, Daniel passed on this opportunity to William.

the names. Instead, he spent a significant amount of money to hire someone to help them

curious about the names. She took the paper excitedly and stuffed the gift in her hand into Frank's hand. She smiled and said, "Save it for me first." Her slender fingers smoothed out the crumpled

it. She was starting to feel a little troubled. There were so many

back on the sofa. She glanced at Ava, who was pouting and

the paper in front of Frank. She wanted him to choose with her. She tilted her head and asked, "Frank, which one do you think is better?" Frank's literary cultivation was also lacking. He squinted at the names on the paper and said, "Whichever you like." The final decision still rested with Ava. She took back the paper, puffed out a breath, leaned in for a closer look, and ran her fingertips over each name, contemplating

one present disturbed her. They just quietly watched Ava think. Ava was

shook the cradle as he lowered his head to take a closer look. His gaze was fixed on the names Ava had chosen on the paper. He opened his mouth and

names, "Cyril Roberts, Nona Roberts, Cyril, Nona. Sounds good." Grace also nodded. "Yes. These two then." Just as they

the two of them enter, Ava couldn't wait to share the names she had chosen. She smiled and said, "Dad, I've chosen the names. These two." Frank took the paper from Ava's hand and handed it to Daniel. He told Daniel the names Ava had chosen. Daniel lowered his gaze and looked at them. He nodded and felt that it was

Ava, you have good taste. Both are good names." After saying that, William went to see the

William stood by the cradle and said, "Our babies have names now. Frank, tomorrow morning, go register their names." Grace said, "No rush, let's wait until they're discharged before going to the registry. Frank needs his sleep in the morning." Frank agreed. "Okay, | remrmber." Seeing that Frank had

eyes from rocking the cradle all night, went to

thought that their night shift would end after Ava gave birth, but it turned

in the courtyard of the Roberts’ Villa. Now, they were on

He had brought Frank out

cloudy day, and

black sunglasses on the bridge of his nose, covering his bruised eye bags tightly.

Benjamin did not notice it until the car side by side kept honking. Only

Benjamin was speechless for a moment. He had seen Hackett before. He greeted Hackett warmly. People who liked to chat always gathered together and kept talking. "Good morning, Mr. Blackwell, are you heading to work?" Seeing Frank motionless and ignoring him, Hackett glanced at the countdown of the traffic light and teased. "Benjamin, why don't you check Frank's breathing to see if he's still alive?" The sleepy Frank opened his eyes and slid down his sunglasses with his index finger, revealing his cold eyes. He tilted his head slightly and threatened. "If you want to die here today, continue.” The traffic light happened to turn green. Hackett waved at Benjamin, stepped on the gas, and quickly drove away, leaving Benjamin bewildered. It wasn't until the car behind honked

on his phone. The message was from the fleeing Hackett. [Sunglasses to block the smog or the rain?] Frank put on his sunglasses and read the message. He did not reply. He placed his phone in

noon, Rose and Sherri came to the

They were all Rose and Frank's favorite dishes. Lunch was sent

to the hospital at noon. Daniel felt that since he had nothing to do, he would help