Turning Of the Tide by Diana Sander
Chatper 384
Chapter 384
The sun was hurriedly preparing to go home. It slowly descended from the west, leaving a blush before it set, dyeing the horizon red and leaving its trace.
After work the next day, Trevon first went to the Wilson’s residence to pick up Jasper. A man who took care of his family was adorable. Before Trevon and Jasper left, Rachel was still worried about her careless son. She repeatedly reminded Trevon to look after Jasper well. Before getting into the car, she even had Jasper use the restroom one more time so that he would not have to go to the toilet halfway.
She was attentive to every detail
Watching the back of the car as her son left, Rachel could not help but feel uneasy. Recently, she had been taking care of Jasper every day. Now that Jasper was gone, she felt that there was nothing to keep her busy anymore. She felt a sense of emptiness
Caleb reminded, ‘Alright. He’s almost 30 years old. How can he not be able to take care of such a young child? Don’t think that he’s useless. He’s changed quite a lot, Didn’t he bathe Jasper well last night? He didn’t scold the child either.”
With that said, Rachel’s heart calmed down. “He’s careless,” she said. “He’s already given his attention to his wife. He’s always careless when it comes to kids, and he doesn’t understand them.
Caleb smiled and said, “He’s a first-time dad. Everyone has their first time. It’s fine as long as he improves every day. Haven’t you noticed that your son is now able to accept other people’s opinions and opposing viewpoints? He has also learned to respect others. He’s no longer stubborn and arrogant. This is a good thing, and the credit goes to your daughter-in-law”
Of course, Rachel was well aware of this. Her son now had much more empathy and consideration toward others compared to before.
The car arrived at Athana Hospital. Jasper had been sitting in the safety chair in the back seat, holding a triangular Rubik’s cube and crossing his legs. When he saw the car stop, he stopped twisting the cube, looked up at Trevon, and said, “Daddy, Mommy.”
Trevon glanced at his leisurely cross-legged son through the rearview mirror. “Yes,” he said. “Pick up Mommy”
Jasper looked out of the car window in the direction of the hospital entrance, searching for his mother’s figure. After looking for a long while and not seeing the figure he missed, he shouted, “Mommy?”
Trevon said, ‘There are still eight minutes. Mommy hasn’t gotten off work yet
Jasper, who did not know what eight minutes meant, still replied like an adult “Okay,” he said.
Eight minutes later, Natalie. Sherri, and Rose walked out of the outpatient building side by side.
Sherri put her arm around Natalie’s shoulder and raised her chin in the direction of the black Maybach in the distance. “Your Old Trevon is here to pick you up,” she said. “Hurry up and go.”
Natalie patted Sherri’s hand and said with a smile, “If he finds out that you call him Old Trevon, I guess your devoted and virtuous husband may be in trouble.
Natalie continued, “Accompany me to try on the wedding dresses on Sunday. You all can try on the bridesmaid dresses.
“And Rose. Are you free this week?”
Natalie looked at Rose and asked.
Trevon said that the finished product would be released this Sunday. As for why the finished product could be ready so quickly, only Trevon knew.
Rose readily agreed. “What else do I have going on?’ she said. I’m not in a relationship, and I don’t have a career. During breaks, I just lounge around at home. You don’t have to worry about my schedule. I can be available whenever you need
Rose thought, “Am I not the one with the most free time?” Sherri and Natalie were already married and had an adorable child. Even her brother was in a relationship now. It seemed that she was the only one left with nothing to do every day.
“It’s true that I have quite some free time, but it’s liberating,” she thought. I’m free from any responsibilities and commitments. That’s pretty good”
“Okay,” Natalie said. ‘It’s settled then. Good buddies. Goodbye. Upon saying that. Natalie waved and walked toward the car.
Natalie opened the door of the back passenger seat and got in. As soon as she got in, she kissed her son on the cheek and asked him to kiss her. Jasper, reciprocate with a similar gesture,” she said. “Give Mommy a kiss.
gesture too.
glared at him. “Your benefits for this week have been canceled.
that she was referring to the passionate incident from the previous night. Feeling pleased, he smiled
to play with her son beside her. She pinched his little face or kissed him. The man in the driver’s seat looked over from time to time
residence, Natalie did not inform Lena in advance. She was afraid that notifying Lena would make her busy. Lena would then keep looking at the
When she saw the familiar car, she felt a little nervous. She hurriedly walked back to the living room to call Lena:
up from the recliner. She was old, and the rheumatism in her legs had been acting up recently. She endured
to Sapphire City, Natalie had visited several times during her lunch break, bringing vitamins, healing ointments, and calcium tablets. She was concerned that Lena might not be getting adequate nutrition due to her advanced age.
you tell me you are coming? Lena said. “I didn’t
Lena reproached affectionately
did it on purpose,” Natalie said. “I can’t let you know” Yes.
She took the vegetables and fruits from the trunk and
out to carry Jasper, saying. “Can I carry you for a while? I
genes.
called out nonchalandy,
stand outside, Lena said. “Quick, come
said as he followed
you want to eat or play with?” she said. “I’ll
Jasper, so she did not object. Natalie smiled faintly and looked at
heard something astonishing. She replied, “Huh?”
not utter a second remark.
at the slow-witted Mel, who was at a loss for words. She comforted Mel, saying. “Do you
you
may call him and ask him to come over
said. “I have. I have
around and left the house like a thief. She went to the
at the calm-looking Trevon. “Couldn’t you make the call?” she said. “Why did you ask Mel
thought. “Can’t this
power?” Trevon said concisely. He uttered just two
lame: Seeing that his wife did not believe him. Trevon added, “They’re
that there was some juicy information, so she wanted to dig deeper. However, Mel walked in just then. Natalie felt awkward asking gossip-related questions in front of the person involved, so she
did not understand the meaning behind Mel’s gaze. He frowned
came in, Natalie and Trevon directed their gazes at him. Looking at their exchange of glances, Natalie seemed to know why Trevon
speculated that there might be something going on.
the sofa and crossed his legs. He nonchalantly asked Jim,
Wilson, have I
remained silent, leaving Jim to guess for himself.
work had been well organized. Currently, he did not even chat with the people in the secretary’s office. He dedicated himself to making money every day, preparing to
a while, there seemeil to be no mistakes. “Mr. Wilson, can you
who was watching the scene unfold, and
standing at the side, blushed. Slowly, her ears turned red as well. She was
legs were not in good condition, and she always lay down to rest. Naturally,
He touched the back of his head and chuckled.
the rare opportunity for gossip. He inquired further. Bring her out so that I can give
down Trevon’s offer. “It’s okay” he said. “You’ve already
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In Chatper 384 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 Chatper 384 author Diana Sander mention any details. Follow Chatper 384 and the latest episodes of this series at Novelxo.com.
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