Turning Of the Tide by Diana Sander
Chapter 68
Chapter 68
The heavy rain was accompanied by a subtle touch of snow, resulting in a bone chilling coldness that permeated the atmosphere, penetrating every cell in the body and sending a shiver down the spine.
Growing increasingly impatient as Sherri Landor continued to take an eternity to arrive, Natalie headed upstairs to fetch a cigarette and a lighter.
Perched on the sofa, Natalie delicately cradled a cigarette between her slender fingers, igniting it with the flicker of a lighter. The swirling smoke wistfully concealed the complexity of her emotions. Despite finishing a cigarette, her inner turmoil refused to dissipate. Retrieving another from the box, she lifted it to her lips, poised to light it anew. At that very moment, the blare of Sherri incessantly honking the car horn outside could be heard.
Natalie extinguished the half-smoked cigarette and rose to her feet, making her way toward the door. As she moved, her hand instinctively picked up a conveniently positioned black umbrella before entering Sherri’s Mercedes-Benz passenger side.
The rain poured relentlessly, drenching the seat. Sherri inquired, her voice laced with curiosity, “Please, do tell me, what is the reason behind summoning me to pick you up? And where exactly are we headed in this weather?”
Sherri knew Natalie well enough to know that her friend would not go out of her way to request assistance unless necessary. The fact that Natalie had asked for her to pick her up from Adare Manor, Trevon’s residence, indicated a compelling and crucial reason behind her presence there.
Natalie playfully quipped, “Let’s go to Lovers’ Cafe to meet Trevon’s awful lover.”
Sherri turned around in shock and asked, “What do you mean?”
Observing Sherri’s perplexed expression, it became clear that she did not grasp the underlying meaning of Natalie’s remark. “Don’t zone out. Come on, take me there. Once we arrive, everything will become clear,” Natalie urged.
As Natalie’s words resonated, Sherri slowly met Natalie’s eyes before shifting back to face forward. She ignited the engine, stealing another glance at Natalie before focusing on the road ahead.
Natalie was dumbfounded and wondered, “Is she going for a confrontation?”
This time, Sherri drove relatively quickly while Natalie navigated from the passenger seat.
Following the instructions provided by the unfamiliar individual, Natalia pushed the door open and entered the private room with Sherri trailing closely behind her.
As they entered the private room, their attention was drawn to the presence of a woman with flowing, milk tea-colored curly hair. She exuded an air of elegance, adorned in a limited-edition Chanel suit that accentuated her style. Her white down jacket hung gracefully on the coat rack near the entrance.
Her nails, meticulously adorned with black sugar caramel tea-inspired nail art, shimmered and glimmered, capturing attention effortlessly. Clearly, she had invested considerable effort into her appearance, perhaps
presence, Natalie’s down jacket, valued at a few hundred dollars,
the room, she was visibly taken aback by the sight of the woman seated within. She exclaimed in
also here. Did Miss Foster bring a protector
Sherri, and she took a
her ear. “Sherri, wait for me downstairs. Your presence here might restrict her actions. I want to
Natalie alone in the presence of Trevon’s ex-girlfriend. Uncertain of Natalie’s feelings towards Trevon, the unexpected arrival of his former partner stirred unease
pushed Sherri, urging her friend to leave. Sherri finally relented
order coffee, opting for a simple glass of plain water. She held
the warmth radiate through her
paused before speaking slowly. “May I know
perceived aloofness, responded with an air
of our
“Leave Trevon Wilson.” As she spoke, Mia placed a check on the corner of the table and pushed it toward
of accepting the offer, she placed the check back
to leave now, you would still be rewarded with 200,000 dollars. It’s a rather generous offer. Do not think that a physical relationship with him entitles you to assume Mrs. Wilson’s position or allows you to
soothing her hands, before responding with a calm yet probing tone, “Hmm, you speak as if you are the sole person deserving of his affections. I’m curious to know what gave you the confidence to think that every
herself at a loss for words. Frustration twisted her facial expression, and
or a mistress? Which category do you believe you fall into?” Without waiting for a response, Natalie continued, her tone laced with
the check tightly and fixed a piercing gaze upon Natalie. “So it appears that your true motive is simply money, isn’t it?” she retorted, her tone laced with disbelief
feel a sense of satisfaction, prompting her to press on. “Isn’t that the case?” she asked rhetorically, a hint of amusement in her voice. “You’re cunningly attempting to make me leave Trevon Wilson, all in the name of true love, or so you claim. But do you even believe that yourself? You had the audacity to arrange this meeting with me today, indicating that you must have dug into the true nature of my relationship with Trevon, Well, let me remind you, based on our legal status, regardless of who you may be, you’re nothing more than a mistress. Do you understand that? It’s
stumble. “You… You’re just a crude woman from the streets. Don’t
argue, Natalie
a mistress considered
“Yes, it
on that day,”
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In Chapter 68 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 68 author Diana Sander mention any details. Follow Chapter 68 and the latest episodes of this series at Novelxo.com.
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Turning of the Tide novel Chapter 68