Turning Of the Tide by Diana Sander
Chapter 16
Chapter 16
The next day, Natalie woke up early and prepared breakfast for herself, without considering Trevon’s portion.
During the rush hour, the roads in Athana were extremely congested. It made Natalie miss her black motorcycle dearly.
After 15 minutes, the car hadn’t even passed a single traffic light, remaining motionless. Impatient and frustrated, she took out a cigarette from her pocket. Then she placed it on her pale red lips, lit it with a lighter, and held the cigarette butt between her long, slender fingers. She was exhaling smoke as she waited.
Then she felt more comfortable. She opened the car window, allowing the cold wind to rush in, which cleared her mind to
some extent.
Coincidentally, this captivating and enchanting posture caught the attention of Hackett, who was waiting in the car next to Natalie’s. He initially thought it was his good friend Edward returning. So after checking the license plate, Hackett planned to greet him through the window.
But to his surprise, it was an attractive woman in the driver’s seat. Intrigued, Hackett couldn’t help but wonder if she was Edward’s girlfriend. If not, he would ask Edward to introduce her to himself.
Being a man of action, Hackett curiously opened his contact list to find Edward’s number.
A few seconds later, the call connected. And then he teasingly asked, “Mr. Landor, where are you?”
A calm and warm voice came from the other side. Edward replied, “Mr. Blackwell, what’s the occasion for calling me so early? You’re not with your girl?”
Hackett kept his gaze fixed on the woman in the sports car without blinking. Then he said to Edward, “Oh. I was just thinking about you.”
“Go ahead. What’s the matter?” Edward asked. He didn’t think Hackett had so much free time on his hands to call him.
“I just wanted to ask who’s driving your sports car today. Is it your new girlfriend?” Hackett inquired, trying to probe.
“What? What sports car?” Edward was completely puzzled.
However, his mind quickly processed the situation. If it was Sherri driving the car, Hackett wouldn’t have made this call. If it was his mother, that was even more unlikely. Because she had her own driver and didn’t drive sports cars. The only person. who had a good relationship with Sherri was Natalie. So it could be reasonably concluded that the one driving today was Natalie.
“Just a friend,” Edward replied.
“Oh. So she’s a friend of yours. I originally thought she was your girlfriend. Since she’s just a friend, could you please introduce her to me?” Hackett asked. He thought that as long as she wasn’t Edward’s girlfriend, he could still make a move.
Edward, who was working in his office, stopped what he was doing and furrowed his brows. Then he said, “Don’t have any ideas about her.” His tone carried a warning.
Natalie, who was in the car, was engulfed in her own thoughts and smoke. She had no idea that her actions were captured and shared in a group chat among Hackett, Frank, and Trevon.
woman. I’ve fallen for her
her.”
the office when she had reached her destination and noticed that Sherri was
than her.
the car to Natalie, she had been feeling uneasy and anxious. It wasn’t because she was afraid
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truly cared about her well–being. She felt deeply touched and walked over to hug Sherri, saying, “I’m sorry for
there was always the possibility of unforeseen circumstances. Although
I’m afraid someone might come
loss. I doubt Elena would be willing to spend more money,” Natalie replied. She didn’t think her
compensation? They got hurt, and now they’re
sequence of events from the previous night. Hearing what had happened, Sherri burst into laughter,
fuming right now,” Sherri
a mess
conversation, Sherri’s phone rang, interrupting their chat. Sherri glanced at the caller ID and then hurriedly answered. “Hey, Edward.” Perhaps she was feeling a bit guilty for lending out his
by Natalie?” Edward asked
some urgent matter and needed to borrow the car, Sherri explained.
felt a bit embarrassed. She thought Edward might be angry. She was unaware that the car belonged
driving sports cars usually didn’t like lending their beloved cars to others. Some people even said
someone else.
Edward said. He sensed that his
on the table and activated the
called out, “Edward,
as he heard Natalie’s voice. He spoke softly,
fine. It’s just that I had a minor issue yesterday and needed a car. I asked Sherri to arrange one for me. But I didn’t know
misunderstand. I’m not angry because you borrowed the car. I was just worried that something might have happened to you. The car was just sitting in the garage collecting
But, Edward, I’ve already used it. And I’ll return it to Sherri today. I’ll ask you
“Sure You can use it anytime you need. If there’s anything you can’t solve, let me know Even though I’m abroad, I still have resources in the country
warmed,
the system that controlled Natalie’s emotions was more sensitive compared to an average
She remembered how her brother
his beloved car. It
wonder who leaked
her brother had some kind of supernatural ability to know everything.
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In Chapter 16 of the Turning of the Tide Novel series, Natalie Foster drives a limo to City Hall in a hurry. There, she meets Trevon Wilson, who she is supposed to marry. Despite his cold attitude, they get their marriage license quickly. Trevon warns Natalie to keep it a secret. She informs her grandfather and rushes back to work, feeling uncertain about the marriage.... Will this Chapter 16 author Diana Sander mention any details. Follow Chapter 16 and the latest episodes of this series at Novelxo.com.
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