Turning Of the Tide by Diana Sander

Chapter 263

He could still fall asleep after counting the stars. When he counted two thirds of the stars on the ceiling, sleep slowly overwhelmed him. As soon as his eyelids closed, the phone under his pillow vibrated non-stop at an inappropriate time.

He slowly reached out a hand and quietly took out his phone from under the pillow. He narrowed his eyes and glanced at the caller ID that kept jumping on the phone screen. His thumb pressed the answer button and he lowered his voice, “Grandpa.”

Theo was a smart person and knew what was going on the moment he heard Trevon’s voice. He said in a disdainful tone, “You’re staying at the girl’s house?”

Trevon was dissatisfied. What did he mean by staying in Natalie’s house? Natalie was actually staying in his house.

In a low voice, he said unhappily, “She’s at my house.”

Theo’s mellow voice overflowed from the microphone. There was still a hint of disdain in his tone. “Humph, if you can remarry then you can be proud of yourself in front of me. When are you coming over?”

Trevon looked down at the woman who was slowly waking up in his arms and smiled. “Come over when you’re awake. Go over for lunch and ask Mary to make some cake”

Theo agreed and hung up. He couldn’t possibly disturb the two youngsters.

After hanging up the phone, Trevon lowered his head and glanced at the woman in his arms. He stuffed the phone back under the pillow and reached out to help her tuck her hair behind her ear. “Did I wake you up?”

She was soft in his arms. She had just woken up and was weak. “Was it Mr. Wilson?”

Mr. Wilson? He didn’t think there was a problem before, but now that he heard it, it sounded a little polite. No matter how he listened, it didn’t sound good.

His hands were not idle. He played with a strand of hair and said gently, “Aren’t you tired of calling him Mr. Wilson?”

“What’s wrong with that?

“What’s wrong with Mr. Wilson?

“Oh, he want’s me to call him Grandpa,” thought Natalie.

through, making one want to kiss her. “Did you me to just call him Grandpa? But we’re divorced now. Won’t your parents

her hair casually. His tone was calm, as if he did not want to add to her burden. “They can’t wait for you to change

today, his

and hugged his waist tightly under the blanket. “I’ll do it step

room, Jasper ran happily in the living

see Jasper. Gage kept shouting. “Where’s

and hiding inside pasta, laughing. Actually, he had long been discovered by this sound, but helplessly, Gage continued to pretend to be

so happy playing

envious. This was the atmosphere of

Wilson. I learned this recently. Try it and see if it’s delicious. See if there’s anything that needs to be

were fixed on her. They were filled with anticipation. Natalie braced herself and reached for a pastry. She stiffly

to eat under everyone’s gaze? One had to give

She pursed the pastry stuck in her

made in bakeries.”

hired someone to teach us at a high price, but I’m the only one

taste is also

“Us?

was a lot of people,

If she said that she liked to eat durian, would the Wilson’s residence agree? They probably wouldn’t.

about? Why

everything you’ve learnt to your tutor? Can’t you think of something better to

the pitiful Trevon. For a moment, she really suspected that he wasn’t the Wilson family’s blood. “Mr. Grandpa, I told him to say whatever he

past, it had already been Mr. Wilson. Now that she paused for a moment, it meant that he wanted to change, but she was embarrassed. Warmth immediately appeared in his eyes. His smile deepened, and the wrinkles on his face

to admit that his grandfather’s eyes were sharp. He finally knew

was good or not. Back then, his grandfather had also chosen his mother. However, his father had taken a liking to her at first glance. His grandfather had also fallen in love with his grandmother at first sight and had accompanied her until they were old. However, when his grandmother was young, she had been working hard with his grandfather and started a business, leaving behind

one who didn’t listen to his grandfather. It seemed like he was the only one who suffered.