Turning Of the Tide by Diana Sander

Chapter 75

After Natalie had left. Gage, the butler, brought a glass of milk to Theo in his study.

“Mr. Theo, it was already 8:30 in the evening. Please, drink this glass of milk and go to bed early. Gage suggested. “Normally, you would already be in bed by this time. Are Mr. Wilson’s affairs troubling you?” he added, handing the glass of milk to Theo.

Theo furrowed his wrinkled brow and sighed, reflecting on his disappointment. “Ah, Trevon was so disappointing. I had handed everything to him on a silver platter, and yet he couldn’t handle it properly,” he lamented

Gage grew even more puzzled. “If Mr. Theo was unwilling to let go of Mrs. Wilson, why did he agree so quickly in the evening and rush to proceed with the divorce?” he wondered.

Theo took a sip of his milk and grumbled discontentedly. “Hmph, if I don’t take drastic measures, will we end up witnessing him chasing after his wife?”

Gage chuckled upon hearing that, acknowledging Theo’s wisdom. “Indeed, old habits die hard,” he silently chucked. Night descended, painting the sky with shimmering stars while the moonlight gently embraced the bustling streets.

With two suitcases in tow, a captivating woman racing through the streets of Athana on her motorbike, all eyes were drawn to her remarkable presence. Heads turned wherever she went, capturing one hundred percent of the gaze.

The bike stopped at the gas station, instantly grabbing the attention of nearby vehicles waiting to refuel.

The drivers understood they might not possess a fragile hearts, but they needed fuel in their vehicles.

As Natalie observed the lively pedestrians and the ceaseless flow of cars in the streets of Athana, she noticed the gas station brimming with people. A slight tightness gripped her chest, but she summoned the courage to press onward with her decision already made. Once the bow was drawn, there could be no turning back.

Joy and sorrow, parting and reunion, all intertwined with emotions, define the human experience. Without these emotions. separation alone would persist, rendering the word “grief obsolete.

Positioned at the rear of the line, Frank’s attention was caught by the motorcycle ahead.

Standing with one leg on the ground, the girl patiently awaited her turn to refuel. However, the suitcases positioned behind her intrigued Frank…

Upon arrival at Evergreen Gardens, Natalie parked her car beside the greenbelt adjacent to Edward’s building.

Balancing the two suitcases, Natalie entered the suite, instantly noticing two pairs of women’s slippers arranged neatly on

the shoe rack.

Pondering to herself. “It’s quite surprising. Could Sherri be the one who purchased them? But that seems unlikely; she isn’t that thoughtful. Well, I’ll wear them for now.”

Natalie settled her belongings in the guest room, where meticulously spread bedsheets awaited her.

Glancing around swiftly, she discovered all the essential daily necessities readily available. The refrigerator stood stocked with groceries, and on the dining table, numerous packets of noodles and durian, accompanied by a nearby sticky note. Intrigued, she approached and picked up the sticky note, which read, “You love indulging in these, but don’t overdo it. Enjoy them occasionally. I’ve taken care of everything for you. Rest early and avoid lengthy conversations with Sherri,“

Edward understood her better than anyone. Their bond of friendship surpassed even blood ties!”

intend to sort things out before sharing the news of the divorce papers with

Edward,

8,000 dollars to Edward. Earlier, Natalie checked the rental information and discovered that

rs per month.

joyfully, saying, “That’s a great return. Thank

certificate for Sherri. Attached

free!”

excitement grew even more. “Oh my goodness, Natalie, you’ve already settled into Edward’s apartment! I’m joining you soon! Wait for me. I’ll grab some barbecue. Let’s celebrate

abruptly ended as the words faded, leaving

was always impulsive and unpredictable.

the whole story. The gossip was just too

a voice message. She said, “Tell Mr. Wilson that it’s Natalie who no longer wants him, not the other way around. Let him protect that conniving woman,

her best friend was not even worth a second thought. That scumbag. that pitiful excuse

up from his seat. He had been sitting next

Sherri didn’t progress further, Joy, his mother, had been brainstorming ways to keep him socially engaged. Whenever Hackett had free time, she would take him to

Hackett had met almost all the mothers in the circle. He had effectively become a member of the Women’s Association, actively participating in their

him into bringing a serious

saying. “What’s with all the dilly-dallying? What

I have an urgent matter

turned to Hackett, adding, “Make sure

he

outside, and instead of calling Trevon directly, he dialed Frank’s

do you think I

more than just Lithern Club in your portfolio. Why

replied. “Just tell me

around and spoke hushedly. “Tve got some explosive news. Are you interested?

silence followed before a composed voice came from the other end, “Did

this news really not valuable, or is Mr. Wilson no longer

didn’t utter a word, and Frank wasted. time ending the call

wrong when he spotted Natalie with two large suitcases on a motorbike. Clearly, she had

divorced. A simple argument wouldn’t have led

took a drag. Crossing