Turning Of the Tide by Diana Sander

Chapter 286

The pizza party came to an end.

On the way back, the Maybach car was driven steadily toward Evergreen Gardens. Trevon held Natalie’s hand with one hand. A pair of rings that shone in the darkness found their right place.

After looking at the scenery outside the window for a while, Natalie retracted her gaze, lowered her eyes, glanced at the man who was holding her tightly, and said, “Do you really dislike Edward?”

Trevon’s eyes moved. He looked ahead and turned the steering wheel with one hand. The front of the car turned to another road and he said, “Do you think I will ever like someone who wants to win my wife’s heart?”

Trevon thought, “Am I that magnanimous? If I could even accept this, then I wouldn’t be considered magnanimous. I would be considered a saint.

“There’s no way I would like him. Not beating him up is deemed the best outcome.”

Natalie rolled her eyes at Trevon when he could not see. She said, “I don’t mean anything else. I just hope that you guys won’t deepen the conflict. because of me. He has never said that he likes me. In my eyes, he’s just my elder brother. I explained this to you the other day.

“Besides, he has helped me a lot, whether it’s as a friend or a brother. I owe him. I’m not saying this to make you feel grateful to him like I do. Rather, it’s simply because I don’t want the relations between the both of you to get too strained.”

Sherri was Natalie’s best friend. and Edward was like a brother to Natalie. Now that Trevon was her husband, she hoped for harmony between him. and Edward. Even if they could not get along well, she hoped that the relations between both of them would not worsen.

She would not force Trevon to treat Edward a certain way. She just hoped they would not be at odds with each other.

Trevon squeezed Natalie’s palm with one hand. He was very satisfied with Natalie’s response. There was a glimmer of smile in his eyes as he slowly said, “Don’t worry. Since he hasn’t confessed, I won’t do anything to him and will consider your feelings.”

Natalie was at a loss for words.

The car arrived at the car park of Evergreen Gardens.

Trevon was in a joyful mood. He leaned over and carefully helped Natalie unbuckle the seatbelt. Just as he was unbuckling, the phone placed on the center console of the car rang.

It was a call from an unknown number.

After Trevon unbuckled the seatbelt, he sat down and picked up his phone. Upon hesitating for a few seconds, he answered the call. While he was listening, he looked at Natalie.

Trevon did not say a word, not even moving his lips. The call lasted only a few seconds. Natalie did not know who was on the other end of the line or what that person had said. Trevon was expressionless. After hanging. up the phone, he smiled and politely asked for Natalie’s agreement to let him leave. “Honey, I’ve got something to attend to,” he said. “Can you go up first? I’ll be back soon.”

Natalie was not someone who would act coyly. Neither was she a clingy woman. She readily agreed and even reminded Trevon. “Okay,” she said. “Take care and stay safe.”

Trevon leaned forward again and kissed her eyes. “Goodbye, Honey,” he said.

Natalie pushed open the door and got out of the car. She walked toward the elevator. After Natalie entered the elevator, Trevon turned on the surveillance camera application on his phone. It was only when he saw Natalie enter the suite that he turned off his phone, put it back onto the center console of the car, and started the car again.

the Wilson Group.

hour, there were not many people left in the office. When the security guards at the door saw

been a long time since their boss worked overtime. Moreover, their boss rarely came to the Wilson Group at night. “He suddenly appears,” they thought. “Could it be that he wants to check on us?” This made the people who were at work tonight

reaction of a mouse when it saw a cat. Regardless of whether they had done something wrong or not, they would

and they wanted to run

security guards shouted in unison. Their voices were loud and clear as they

today. Although he did not smile, he replied for the

were left speechless.

possessed,” they thought.

thought of his purpose of coming to the office. He spoke to the receptionist on

wore a standard professional smile, and

standards of masculinity and moral values. Upon giving instruction, he strode into the private elevator, leaving the security

of politeness. They had not recovered from

think of behind Trevon’s unexpected display of politeness was that he had

was a knock on the office door. Trevon was totally unaffected. He calmly made coffee and replied casually. “Come

golden-framed glasses walked in. He was of about the same height as Trevon, but he was more refined and gentle. One could tell at a glance that he was an

sat down on the sofa and unbuttoned his suit using the hand that

placed it in front of the man. With a touch of feigned politeness, he said, “Try it. It’s your first time here. I can’t possibly leave you without even a cup of drink.”

not tell. whether or not he liked it based on his tone when he

displaying a relaxed and carefree demeanor. He held a cup of coffee in his ringed hand and said, “Out of courtesy, you should say ‘thank you! But I’m a big-hearted person. I won’t argue with you,

and took a sip, ignoring Trevon’s words. He then gave his evaluation of the coffee. “It’s not bad,” he

The ring on his finger was exceptionally dazzling under

an

He glanced around the

“I can tell that

and tolerant,

lap. There was a hidden hurt in his eyes as he slowly said, “If I were to say that Natalie doesn’t like me, would that make you

person’s gaze. Edward was very cautious. Just as Trevon

into Natalie’s eyes, all he saw was the gaze of a younger sister toward her elder

majority of people stopped being friends after getting rejected when they confessed their feelings. He would rather secretly watch over

saw Trevon’s marriage proposal video, he realized that he was wrong. Love required one to fight for it.

even more cowardly, so much so that he was afraid to take any

her. He

disappointed. His mood improved, and he said kindly, “I’m indeed feeling comfortable now. Before I came, Natalie told me not to engage in a conflict with you. Considering your care for her all along, I’ll would like to say thank

“If I were to tell you that I’ve been treating her so well because I want to marry

“It’s useless even if you