A Cue For Happiness

Chapter 250 Undressing In The Rain

“I’ll choose the antidote,” answered Natalie without any hesitation as she stared into Liliana’s eyes.

“If the sweetness is fake, I would rather discard it. If it’s just a dream, you’ll eventually wake up from it. Even if it’s not me, someone else will destroy your dream. Do you think Milton will continue to play along with you when you’re no longer useful to him? Maybe you can’t even keep Josiah’s body intact. Josiah sacrificed his life for you. I’m sure he wants you to continue to be you, not the crazy woman who fell into paranoia because of him.”

Liliana was crying hysterically, digging the dirt of the cemetery with her fingers.

Josiah, you idiot! I once mocked you that you could do nothing for me, but you ended up using your life to prove your love for me. You’re an idiot!

“Liliana, those from the Todd family won’t let you off easily. You can’t stay in Livingsfill anymore,” Natalie continued. “You’re still young, and there are a lot of things that you can do. If you’ve thought it through, you can find me at Dream Corporation.”

With that said, she stood up and never looked at Liliana again.

I’ve said everything that needs to be said. If she still can’t figure it out on her own, it’ll be useless for me to say anything more.

After that, she left the cemetery with Samuel.

The cemetery was at the midpoint of the mountain. When one looked down from the mountain, they could see the graves standing solemnly, giving them a sense of desolation.

Natalie’s profile and abruptly thought of the

kind of experience would make this woman blurt

on earth have you been

she turned her

of feeling for him, it

said you aren’t a

“Yes.”

glint flashed across her eyes. “The me in front of you isn’t all of me.

to treat Thomas and Yara nicely

of her as a country bumpkin. To them, she was

years, she had learned to rely

believe in fate or

of the man in

be frank and clear

some point, it

off his coat and draped it over Natalie’s head, shielding her from the

your side, no matter

“Samuel, you—”