A Cue For Love

A Cue for Love Chapter 579

Destined To Be Together

Two days later.

Natalie was discharged from the hospital.

Before she left with Samuel, they dropped by Christopher’s room to visit him.

His physical condition had turned for the better, and he could sit up so long as there was a pillow for him to lean on.

“Christopher, are you feeling better?” asked Natalie in a concerned tone.

“The cuts still hurt, but it’s so much better than when my previous illness tortured me.”

“Thank you,” said Natalie sincerely. “If it hadn’t been for you, both Sophia and I would probably have died in that warehouse. I will always remember what you did for us, and if you ever need anything, I will do everything I can to help.”

Natalie didn’t make promises often, but when she did, she would make good of her words.

Christopher nodded when he heard Natalie’s thanks.

friendship and appreciation. She would help him if he needed it, but that was not something he

might never be able to give him what he

Christopher while smiling. A hint of mischief shone in

will never break that promise,”

from Natalie to Samuel before saying, “In that case, Natalie, you can repay my kindness by being my wife. All you have to do is promise me that

dumbstruck when she

else. You can forget about that. She is mine and will remain mine even in her next reincarnation,” replied Samuel

help laughing aloud when

up laughing too much and tearing his own wound open. Even then, he

had gone up against one another at work. Every time that happened, Samuel’s incredible ability to control himself and his emotions would surprise

out but

expect Samuel to

to love, this guy is even more jealous and childish than

asked Christopher

kept his

said, he had narrowed his beautiful eyes, and every muscle on his face was tightened. His entire body was

was screaming “no” with every cell in his body. That was when she realized that Christopher was deliberately messing

Christopher was just joking. Samuel must care deeply about me, and that is why he won’t

was no saying