Turning Of the Tide by Diana Sander

Chapter 51

Time passed quietly.

In the blink of an eye, it was New Year’s Day.

Ever since Natalie shared a bed with Trevon at the Wilson’s residence, they did not have much interaction. It was as if it never happened.

Lately. Trevon seemed quite busy. She had not seen him in the morning, and he came home late at night. When he returned, she was already fast asleep with the door closed.

As Natalie was lost in her thoughts, her phone rang. It wasn’t an alarm, nor was it a WhatsApp message. It was a call.

She extended her arm to retrieve her phone, and when she saw the caller ID on the screen, she wore her morning smile.

“Hello, Edward.”

A gentle and soft-spoken voice came from the other end of the phone, “Natalie, are you awake? Did I disturb you?”

“No, I was already awake. I was just about to get up. 111 freshen up and meet Sherri, and then we’ll come to pick you up. Weren’t you supposed to be on the plane at this time?”

On the other end of the phone. Edward churkled lightly. Then, Natalie only noticed something off now. Edward replied, “Things got done ahead of schedule. I changed my flight last night.”

“Oh, why didn’t you message me last night? I set my alarm wrong. What time will you arrive? Can we make it in time if we go now?” She glanced at her phone and saw that it was already 2 o’clock. Edward’s original arrival time was 3 o’clock, so she and Sherri would have enough time to go to the airport.

But it seemed like they were not going to make it on time. They would definitely be late.

She had set the alarm for 2:10.

Edward’s voice remained gentle and unhurried. T’m already here. Are you awake?”

“Just wait for me. I’ll come to pick you up right away.”

“You…” Before Edward could finish his sentence, there was only silence on the other end of the phone. Natalie always rushed around like this, but she never broke her promises.

In the airport terminal, at a coffee shop, a man with light gold-rimmed glasses exuded a refined and gentle aura with a touch

of calmness.

still need to wait for someone?” Edward’s assistant, Kyle Jenkins, was puzzled. They had been off

go ahead to

And

wait for them to pick me up.’ Edward still didn’t look up, occasionally glancing at the pale

wrist.

the handover today. but Edward had postponed it and insisted on arranging things for tomorrow without telling the reason. He only instructed Kyle

Edward calmly sipped his coffee, patiently waiting.

her bike to a spot near the Adare Manor, where she could easily hail a

she called Sherri. “Miss Landor, where are you?”

alarm hasn’t gone off yet,” Sherri answered lazily, her eyes barely

called me. He’s already at the airport, so give yourself 10 minutes to get ready. And if you arrive later

suddenly snapped awake. Was her brother that sly? Without even bothering to put on slippers, she tossed her phone onto the

time. It took her only 8 minutes, the shortest time she had ever spent getting ready. She didn’t even have time to apply makeup. Going outside

minutes, the two of them arrived at the airport entrance at the same time.

get out of the taxi, she quickly handed over a 20-dollar bill. “Keep the change,”

Natalie couldn’t help but laugh while covering

were kids, whenever Sherri fell behind,

shadow

When she finally arrived, Edward said, “Sherri, I waited for you for one hour and 7 minutes. Now you climb up alone and wait for us for

have to climb up

buy some food You’ll experience what it feels like

Sherri went speechless.

true to his words. Edward actually did that. He insisted on taking Natalie to the city to buy milkshakes and cakes. claiming they needed the energy after the

hours before they

happy and carefree Being with them was the most relaxing

younger sister and took special care of her, even more

the one

sister