A Cue For Love

A Cue for Love Chapter 369

Condemned

That was the crux of the matter.

Initially, Lia had no intention to divulge that secret, but given Natalie’s keen observation, she knew that it was something she couldn’t avoid.

“Yup.” Lia sighed. “I like Lionel… I really don’t care whether or not I will lose my foothold in the Johnson family, but I don’t want Lionel to get affected. He works extremely hard and is a proud man. I can’t let anyone destroy him…”

After Lia finished speaking, Yandel took out a cigarette from his pocket and lit it.

He put the cigarette between his lips and drew a deep breath.

Even if they were not blood-related, as long as a man and a woman were accused of incest, there would be nothing they could do even if they loved each other deeply.

Natalie took a glance at Yandel and was aware that Lia’s situation reminded him of Amelia and himself.

her better than anyone else. However, they were also accused of incest and

burden was lifted off her shoulders after

hurt me. I’m just scared that she’ll hurt Lionel.” Lia sobbed. “Actually, when I first regained consciousness, Lionel had told me that you were the one who saved my life. I wasn’t grateful to you then as I didn’t understand why you did that. I thought I was better off dead… However, I realized that if I had died and Yara threatens Lionel, I wouldn’t be able to help him. As such, I

heart aching for the young

“If anyone

I going to continue living like this for the rest

replied, her eyes gleaming brightly. “You were shouldering this heavy burden all by yourself previously. Naturally, you’ll be tired. Since you’re willing to trust me with your secret, we will carry this burden together from now on. I won’t give her another

fact, Lia was not exactly sure of Natalie’s

she could feel a surge of warmth in her heart just by looking at Natalie’s

in someone wasn’t as

Ms. Nichols.

a little older than you. You can call me Natalie when it’s just the two of

“Sure, Natalie.”

was a beautiful and gentle

Lionel arrived at the bar to pick

of alcohol from her and chided with worry, “You shouldn’t be drinking