Turning Of the Tide by Diana Sander

Chapter 632

Hearing this, Chris didn't move. He was unhappy. He glanced at Kimble with a gaze that could freeze people to death. Kimble felt his hair stand on end.

Kimble picked up the cup and took a sip of water. He calmed down and said teasingly, "What's with your gaze? It's as if I'm thinking about your wife. Let me analyze it. Firstly, I'm single now. Secondly, someone has to pursue such a beautiful girl. Thirdly, | asked you if you were interested, and you said you were not, so | took action. Is that right?" Chris didn't answer any of the three questions. He automatically blocked them and asked, "Don't you need a buffer period when you just broke up? | wonder how true your feelings for your ex-girlfriend are." Kimble raised his hands above his head and made a swearing gesture. "Of course, it's real. When | was with her, | was wholehearted. | spent all my salary on her. It's just that we argued too much. The relationship also faded a little." Regardless of whether it was kinship, love, or friendship, no matter how close they were, they would break up if they quarreled too much.

Just as Kimble was about to ask more, Chris stood up and walked to the door. He turned around and said to Kimble seriously, "Stop asking around. You guys are not suitable. You're not her type." Before Kimble could react, Chris had already walked out of the office, leaving Kimble alone.

It took him a while to react. He cursed silently. "Fuck, what do you mean we're not compatible? Are the two of you compatible?" The next morning.

Chris had just stepped out of the door when Leia's figure directly entered his eyes. He quickly closed the door and jogged to catch up, side by side.

"Morning." "Morning." A few seconds later, Leia asked, "Is Stella not running again today?" Chris replied, "Yes, she's still asleep.” Leia nodded and quickened her pace. "It's normal. Many people run on a whim. Those who can persevere either like to run or have to exercise, such as following the doctor's instructions." Take the gym as an example. Some people felt they could persevere, so they bought the membership for a year or even two years. They were in high spirits in the first days or the first half month. At last, the number of times they went to the gym during the year could be counted on one hand. In the end, when the membership expired, the remaining money on the card would be given to the gym for free.

Chris said, "Then you're the former, and I'm the third." "Huh? There's a third type?" Chris smiled. His smile was very reassuring. When Leia turned her head, she met his smile. For a few seconds, her soul left her body.

"Like me. It was my mom who told me to run." Leia smiled. "Consider it the third." Chris searched for a chat topic in his mind. When he thought about it, it was almost Christmas. "Are you going to spend Christmas at Athana? Or are you going back to Sapphire City?" After a few days of running, Stella had already asked all the questions she should and shouldn't have. Chris naturally heard everything. He also knew Leia was originally from Athana, but her family had moved to Sapphire City.

Leia answered truthfully, treating Chris's words as a casual question. "Back to Sapphire City. We've already sold our house in Athana." "Don't you have any relatives here?" Leia replied, "I don't have many relatives. My grandparents passed away a long time ago. | only have one aunt. Our relationship isn't good either. After a long time, we stopped contacting each other.” Chris said, "Sapphire City is pretty good too. Except it was a little far from Athana.

"Yeah, | also like the weather at Sapphire City. Also, the houses over there. Athana is full of high-rise buildings. There are more low-rise buildings in Sapphire City. It's beautiful, especially when it's snowing." "Then I'll go take a look when | have time." Hearing this, Leia's eyes revealed a trace of surprise. She did not expect this. "You've never been to Sapphire City?" "Yes, | happened to have surgery to perform when my sister gave birth." After saying that, Chris inexplicably wanted to explain something. He was afraid that she would misunderstand that he was someone who did not care about his family, but he could not explain.

A few days later, before Christmas Eve, every corner of Athana' was filled Christmas atmosphere.

There was a long queue in the supermarket. They were all buying goods for Christmas, and so was the wholesale market.

Everyone was carrying bags of various sizes. They were visibly busy and full of the holiday vibe.

were anxious and had already decorated Christmas trees in their houses. The

be snowing

them. Everyone had a trace of sadness and longing in their hearts. Without Theo, it was as

a black down jacket, dark blue jeans, and bright air cushion shoes. He was

been tied into a knot before she could even wrap around it. It was a mess, and she could not tear it open no matter how hard she tried. She was so anxious that she ran into the

she came out with a pair of scissors. Trevon and Natalie were decorating the Christmas tree. After being with Natalie,

reminded him, "Be careful." The man was wearing a black sweater, and his tall figure looked unusually tall as he stood on the ladder. "Okay, don't worry."

hanging a ribbon on the other side. She only hung it on the branches that she could reach. When she heard her brother's voice, she stopped

need you here." Jasper was too stern. Sophia stuck out her tongue at her elder brother and reluctantly walked toward Olivia. Olivia was

another good decorative lamp to Sophia. "This one, then." She meant she did not want to deal with the same decorative

in the courtyard. Seeing that there was nothing

more afraid of her elder brother than Trevon. The

His eyes were soft as he asked, "What are you laughing at? You look happy." Natalie smiled happily. "Aren't you happy?" A certain man widened his smile and used his actions

said, "It's not bad that Sophia was afraid of Jasper." At least one person could

he also felt flustered when Jasper was serious and did not speak. As he grew older, Jasper spoke less and less. He was even more solemn than Trevon. They would be surprised if

his sister clean up the mess. It

was built bit by bit by the previous generation. When they were rich, they had to learn to be thrifty. They could not waste money. When they were poor,

prepared to ask her daughter-in-law to send some to the Foster's residence. They would send some to the

darts in the

television s. Hackett and Sherri were each holding a phone

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