Turning Of the Tide by Diana Sander

Chapter 34

Sherri was in a good mood after finishing her big task. She hummed a song and went to find Natalie to get off work together.

“Why did you get off work so quickly today? You’ve already changed your clothes. What are you going to do? Are you going on a date with Mr. Wilson?” Sherri had a curious look on her face.

Natalie knew Sherri was used to gossiping. Natalie raised her eyebrows. and asked, “Mr. Wilson asked me to box with him. Are you going?”

“The way the two of you promote your relationship is really special. When other couples are on a date, they will go for a candlelight dinner. The two of you are actually fighting to the death and torturing each other.” Sherri could not help but sigh. Trevon was really not someone ordinary people could bear to be with. He was too special.

As Sherri spoke, Natalie took her phone and put it in her pocket. “So much nonsense. Are you going or not?”

“Yes, of course. I want to see how you were defeated by Mr. Wilson.”

Natalie couldn’t be bothered to say another word to Sherri. She called Jim directly. “Hello, Mr. Hawk.”

“Mrs. Wilson, what’s the matter?” Jim, who was on the way to pick up Natalie, glanced at the man in the backseat.

When Jim called Mrs. Wilson, the man slowly opened his eyes.

No one knew what Natalie said, but Jim said directly, “Okay, Mrs. Wilson, it’s Lithern Club.”

After Jim hung up, Trevon maintained his silence and did not ask what was going on.

“Mr. Wilson, Mrs. Wilson told us not to pick her up. Miss Landor will send her over. We’ll go over directly.” After saying that, Jim carefully observed Trevon’s expression. As expected, it darkened a little.

It turned out that Trevon wanted to pick up Natalie, but Sherri intercepted him.

Actually, there were three reasons why Natalie did not want Trevon to pick her up. Firstly, Natalie was afraid that if the people in the hospital. saw them, it would affect her reputation. There would be too many

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people, and they might say something about Natalie being a kept woman. Secondly, they would get a divorce in the next two months. There was no need to get Trevon to pick her up and cause unnecessary

misunderstandings. Thirdly, Natalie was really not used to staying in the same space as Trevon.

Ever since they returned from the Wilson’s residence last night, Natalie. realized that Trevon’s attitude toward her did not seem to be as sarcastic

as before.

at the Lithern Club underground garage in

drove at 20 kilometers per hour, Sherri would still follow them. Sherri did not know how to overtake. Natalie

was dark. The front door didn’t open. They had come up through the elevator in the underground garage.

and the lights were not turned

Natalie immediately put her arm around Sherri’s shoulders and patted Sherri gently. “What are you afraid of? I’m here. Look! The light in the room on the left on the second floor is on. Let’s go up

didn’t invite Natalie here for murder but

and followed her

saw a boxing glove rack at 6

families. However, when she saw this collection, she could not help but sigh.

that

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was

puzzled. What was Trevon going to play at? Why did Trevon find Natalie to watch his

boxing gloves as if she had seen rare treasures. She did not notice the difference in the two men’s gazes at all. “Can I see what’s

was good at

could do whatever she wanted and pulled Hackett back. “If

could Frank stand so close to Natalie, but

Isn’t this the helmet you’ve always wanted to buy? I saw the photo you showed

She took the helmet from Sherri and

at it a few times before looking away.

after a long time. During this period, he even

unbuttoned, revealing

reluctance to

She didn’t like bags or clothes but liked helmets, motorcycles, and

was really interesting. Natalie was not as

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just now, but she

woman resist the temptation to choose to

where’s the person accompanying you

Hackett in disdain. “Go get an ophthalmology test tomorrow.

Hackett was stunned.

commotion, Natalie and Sherri turned to look at the

spoke first. “How do

at the woman who was on the stage and had a competitive look on her face. “It’s up to you.

need. I never take advantage of others. One will be