A Cue For Love

A Cue for Love Chapter 761

Remain Kneeling

“Really?” Natalie asked, resting her cheek in her palm.

“We have advanced technology now. Even if they’re not fraternal twins, they still can share the same face after undergoing plastic surgery,” Samuel said in a low voice. “Perhaps one can make a perfect copy of another person’s exterior, but the soul within that husk can never be imitated. I will never mistake someone else as you.”

How could Natalie not believe him?

She had that ugly hyper-realistic mask back then, but Samuel had still realized that it was her. Yara had pretended to be her for five years, and she never managed to win over his heart. In other words, the love the man had for her had never been a superficial one.

Natalie smiled and replied, “Samuel, if you mistook me for someone else, I’ll leave you.”

“You won’t have the chance to.” He then pinched Natalie’s pink cheeks before continuing, “Hurry and dig in. Your favorite food won’t taste as good if gets cold.”

“Mm.”

home and

tough feat to acquire Dexmed Pharmaceutical. What was difficult was rebuilding Dexmed Pharmaceutical’s reputation. That was her grandfather’s hard work, and she wanted

arrived at the entrance

as she was about to enter the office, a male voice sounded out nearby. “Natalie, it’s me. Won’t you talk to your father? I have some things

dared to call himself her father was

been on her knees in front of the Nichols family’s entrance, begging Thomas to let Yara meet her one last time so that her mother could pass on in peace. Yet, Yvonne and he had refused

man in his sixties for his own benefit. However, as she ended up losing

was human and possessed emotions, she would never think of a

sorry, but I only have a mother and a granddad. I don’t have a father, so please don’t try

darkened. “I know… I’ve wronged you many times, so you hate me. I know I’ve made a mistake. I really do. Please give me

the process of acquiring the company. In a few days’ time, Dexmed Pharmaceutical won’t be yours anymore. You should

that, Thomas’