Turning Of the Tide by Diana Sander

Early the next morning, Natalie woke up unusually early today. Recently, she had been too busy to send her son to kindergarten.

Every day, Trevon would send and pick him up.

Trevon was very dedicated to taking care of the children and didn't rely on drivers or bodyguards to pick his son up.

But Jim needed to be on standby.

Since Natalie was free today, she was prepared to send her son off.

The man by the wardrobe carefully tidied up his suit. After putting it on, he even looked at himself in the mirror. The small sequins embedded in his collar flickered under the light, as dazzling as him.

Trevon looked at himself in the mirror for a few minutes. Perhaps satisfied, he finally opened the drawer and chose a dark blue tie.

When Natalie saw this, she quickly walked over to help. Due to the difference in their heights, she stood on her tiptoes slightly.

Trevon held her waist to support her so that she could save her strength. She helped him tie his tie while he lowered his head to kiss the corner of her mouth.

The lipstick stained his lips, and they glowed slightly.

"Daddy, Mommy." The twins were still asleep. They had had too much fun last night and could not get up in the morning. Jasper had already put on his school uniform and carried his bag.

Natalie pretended that nothing had happened and retracted her toes. Jasper was used to his parents’ intimate behavior and pretended not to see it.

"I'll drive you today. | don't have a meeting today, and | can go to work later.” For Jasper, anyone could take him to kindergarten. "Yeah, that's fine." "Let's go together. It's rare that we both have time today. Let's send him together." Jasper carried his bag and walked out. He reminded. "There's only 30 minutes left." If his parents dawdled any longer, he would probably be late.

Trevon smiled slightly. "We won't let you be late. Don't worry." Jasper remained silent.

Jasper would be late, so she took some breakfast with her. Rachel even carefully

open the door of the backseat with breakfast. Jasper got in. She went around the back of the car and opened the passenger door. She got in and fastened her seatbelt. She stuffed a piece of pizza into the mouth of Trevon on the

in the direction of the kindergarten. He chewed a few times and swallowed the food in his mouth. He glanced at the rearview mirror and said to his son, who was sitting quietly in the back seat, "Take care of Ruby at school.” Jasper glanced at his father's dark hair and replied,

and got out of the car together. Jasper opened the door to the backseat and got out of the car on his calves. He waved at his parents and said, "Goodbye, Daddy and Mommy." Natalie felt inexplicably that her son had grown up, and she no longer needed to worry about him. With mixed emotions, she waved. "Goodbye, call me if you need anything." Jasper nodded. "Yeah." The two of them stood side by side, watching as their son entered the school gate. Ella greeted Jasper at the entrance,

of height but also in terms of thinking. He's becoming less and less talkative." Trevon's gaze

convincing reason to defend the children. Natalie even suspected that Trevon used to be in the debate

talk. If something happened, Natalie thought, he would definitely be the first to rush

asked, "Are we going to the Roberts family? Didn't you say we were going tonight?" Didn't Trevon say that he didn't want to see the tired Frank? Trevon was calm.

at

direction of the Roberts family. Natalie thought of something. "Ava and Frank are both sleeping at this time. Perhaps the children are still asleep. Why do you plan to go to the Roberts family? Are you an alarm

tonight." Under Natalie's persuasion, Trevon turned the steering wheel with one hand and

received a message from Natalie

"Natalie said to come over for dinner tonight. Why don't you get Rose also to come over for a gathering tonight?" Recently, Daniel had taken on Frank's job. He

and Emma were in the living room. Natalie was right. The children were still sleeping, and so were Frank and

that, Grace agreed. "Alright, I'll go out now." Since the two children were going to wake up later, Emma did not follow

up. Rose's happy voice overflowed from the receiver. "Grace, what instructions do you have? I'm still eating. Don't worry. | just arrived at the entrance of the hospital. I'm walking now. I'll be in the hall in one minute.” Grace held the phone and smiled. She said directly, "Come to the Roberts family for dinner tonight after work. Natalie and the others will also come over. Call Sherri and

well invite these friends to the house to have some fun. However, Grace had no intention of calling the elders over. She silently thought so, keeping this plan to herself

buy groceries now." "Alright. Bye, Mom. | guarantee that the notice will be in place.” Before hanging up, Grace reminded Rose worriedly, "Be careful.” "Yes." In Athana Hospital, recently, Sherri had been living in the Landor family as a special consultant physician, so

go, right?" Sherri felt that Rose seemed less intelligent after becoming pregnant. She often asked nonsensical questions. "Of course, I'll definitely go. How can a gathering like this happen without me?" Sherri released Rose's hand, reminding her to pay attention to the road. "For the sake of me staying alive, you better go to the office and send messages. Be mindful of your steps.” If anything happened to Rose, her brother would bury Sherri on the ground. "I'l send Hackett messages. I'm leaving. Bye." Their offices were not in the same place,

this moment, Stella was in the waiting room of the airport, preparing to go overseas to discuss business with Leia. She replied with a text message. [I'm afraid | won't have the luck to eat this. If you send a message five minutes later, | won't be able to receive your message. Five minutes later, | will be flying in the sky.] Rose sent a pitiful emoji to Stella and another emoji to pat her head. [Alright then, we will meet next

up the numbers, pondered for a few seconds, and decided to invite the solitary Charlie. "Why don't you let Mr. Charlie know and ask him to come?" Chris's rejection was especially thorough. [My dad probably doesn't really want to see Mr. William recently. He said that he was afraid that he wouldn't live past

Villa, the cars drove into

the car stopped and Jasper opened the door, the two girls in the car stepped

them to get out of the car without moving or being anxious before getting out of the