A Cue For Love

Chapter 1099 Their Concern

Anna’s eyes turned red when she let Natalie go. “Natalie, now that the jade key is in your hand, you might one day have to square up to the mysterious man who killed my mother. Let me know if you need any help. I will assist you in any way I can…”

Natalie nodded steadily. “I will. You better get going.” Anna hummed in response. After fixing her eyes on the room Varre was staying, she quickened her pace and ran toward it.

Natalie clenched her fists as she watched Anna leave in haste. Mom kept me in the dark for my own good, but this has become one of my biggest regrets.

She used to long for Thomas’ love, but in the end, she realized she was merely building castles in the air. Never in his life had he thought of Yara and me as his daughters. I was too foolish to believe that he, our father, might shower us with love.

Had she known the outcome, she would have tried to make things right. Had we known this from the start, I’m sure Yara and I wouldn’t have put ourselves through this misery. But we can’t turn the clock back and undo the regrets. The damage is done.

At that point, Natalie could only pin her hope on Anna to minimize the damage, preventing it from spiraling out of control. She did not want the regret to turn into a nightmare that would haunt her for the rest of her life.

bus and returned to Yaleview in

kept her promise by sending videos about Yumi

bus. How come Yumi has the key to Loang’s national treasure? Where did it come from? She might be living in an orphanage in Chanaea, but I don’t think her parents had died

her parents’ identity, Natalie decided to protect her at all costs since she and Samuel had

Natalie gave Yandel a video call. After speaking to him for a while,

trying to

goes as planned, we should be able to get her

did not seem happy upon hearing her reply.

asked, “What’s wrong with

excuse me.” Yandel stepped in. “Boss, I took great care of the kids. I wouldn’t dare

explained, “we’re just worried about you. That woman is evil, and she’ll not