Turning Of the Tide by Diana Sander

Chapter 62

The late autumn snowflakes swiveled in the air when the wind blew. Some landed on treetops, and some covered cars and houses. Some fell on the ground and fused with the earth. The surroundings were shrouded in a white veil.

Natalie and Sherri Landor walked out of the hospital together, surprised by the sudden snowfall.

A cold wind blew on their faces. Natalie shivered and hurriedly adjusted the scarf around her neck.

Sherri did not expect the temperature to drop so drastically at night. It even started snowing. She was in thin clothes and was so cold her teeth chattered uncontrollably.

She hid behind Natalie desperately to shield her from the cold. “Oh my god, this wind is impossible. I’m going to freeze to death this winter!” she exclaimed.

Natalie was annoyed but did not push her away. “I told you to keep warm instead of looking fashionable. You deserve to freeze. Just suck it in, Sister!”

Then she thought of something and turned to Sherri. “Let’s go eat pizza. Snowy days are the best time for pizza”

The cold wind today was indeed demonic.

However, the scenery was breathtakingly beautiful.

Sherri immediately perked up and felt warmer. “Okay, do you want to ask my brother along too?”

Sherri felt sorry for Edward, He did not have a girlfriend and worked overtime every day. She pitied him.

“Sure, call him now. I’ll go get my motorbike.” It was still sunny when they arrived at noon, therefore, Natalie did not park in the basement. Her motorbike was covered in white snow now.

It had transformed into a white motorbike of sorts.

She knocked on Sherri’s car window “Give me a clean cloth,”

“Okay, this one is new. My brother said he would come and tell us to go ahead first.”

“All right, drive slowly and safely,” Natalie cautioned Sherri. The latter’s driving skills were not good. Therefore, Natalie was concerned when she drove on a snowy night,

“I know; I’ll drive slowly,” said Sherri

The snow was dry, and Natalie did not wear a raincoat. She wiped her motorbike carefully with a cloth. Soon it was shiny like new.

She arrived before Sherri at the Thriving Pizza Hub near the hospital.

a corner and sat down. She preferred privacy and kept a low profile; she would never sit in

restaurant.

in half

“I thought you drove to

a snowy day. I know now

restaurant was at least

on her neck was exposed.

her scarf at Sherri, “Wrap it around your neck,” she

yet. She took out her cell phone and checked her neck. She saw the hickey when she lowered her collar. Sherri sighed in relief and was glad she wore

already put on some concealer in the afternoon. It was probably rubbed off by the

from her bag and squeezed some to apply it thickly over the hickey. Then she wrapped the scarf around her

curse at Hackett Wilson for

doing. Sherri did not see the

her.

would not think that Trevon was a decent

Edward Landor

jacket and immediately spotted Natalie by the table

and walked over. He apologized as he

“No problem. We just arrived not long ago. We ordered

to eat.”

unwittingly relieved him of the fatigue from a day of hard work.

corners of his lips curled into a handsome arc, and the dimples on

for a moment.

fixed on the pizza. Her eyes flickered. “Brother, hurry

turned around and saw his sister wearing a scarf in a warm surroundings.

sofa while grabbing the scarf

wrong with you? Why are you wearing such a

Edward sounded disgusted.

she continued to eat. Sherri was silly

I can’t stand the cold, Sherri exclaimed.

let up. “Hurry up and remove

the scarf? Mind your own business and stay away

stopped by Natalie. “Let her be, Edward. I gave her that scarf. Perhaps she likes it