A Divorce After My Rebirth

Chapter 527 Habitual Dependence

Natalie was intoxicated, and deeply at that.

That night, Blanca didn’t return to her own home. Instead, she stayed by Natalie’s side all night as Natalie suffered from severe vomiting.

Lydia and Xyla were frantic, especially considering Natalie’s already delicate health.

“Ms. Sanders, please talk to Ms. Walker! Her body can’t handle alcohol,” Lydia expressed her

concerns.

Natalie’s eyes were already bad, so what would happen if she continued drinking like this?!

Bianca nodded in acknowledgment.

After everything was settled and Lydia and Xyla had left, Bianca looked at the pale–faced Natalie lying in bed with a tightness in her chest.

“Liars, they’re all liars!”

In Natalie’s world, wasn’t the relationship between Cedric and Irwin nothing more than deceit?

Their very existence hurt her! And they had been deceiving her for far too long!

Over time, even if Natalie wanted to deny investing emotions into it, it was impossible because she had indeed put her heart into it.

So, the pain she felt now was excruciating.

Yes.

currently

Seeing

“Hello.”

“Where are you?”

tonight. I’ll stay with her,” Bianca said, glancing subconsciously at Natalie.

breathing on the other end of

waiting for Bianca to say more,

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quieted down.

that remained was Natalie’s murmurs, “Liars… Liars…”

fingers through Natalie’s

had Natalie been hurt?

couldn’t even lie still while intoxicated.

this incident was more than just

such a truth, the past injuries seemed

what did those past hurts

her drinking spree, Natalie had a pounding headache.

of water, and Natalie looked up to see who it

Bianca and downed it. With the glass empty, some of the tightness in

me all night,

was much

“How could I leave you in the state you

Natalie’s most vulnerable moments, Bianca was always

even without saying anything, the mere presence of Bianca’s company stirred emotions in Natalie’s

“Thank you.”

agree there was no need for such things?” Bianca looked at her with a

Finally, she said, “Did I say a