Feel the Way You Feel, My Love

“Huh?” Joyce was stunned. She finally noticed something was wrong.

Isn’t she too cold toward him?

“Nat, did something happen between you and Mr. Shane?” Joyce whispered, sneaking a peek at the man in the distance.

Natalie hummed in response. “I’ve talked it out with him. I told him I liked him and that I’d give up on him.”

Still leaning against the car door, Shane squinted and kept his eyes peeled on Natalie’s figure.

Natalie tried to ignore the burning gaze from behind her, refusing to give it any attention. She said in a faint voice, “It’s impossible between us anyway. He has no feelings for me. What else am I to do if not give up on him? Letting him know of my feelings is more than enough.”

“I suppose you’re right.” Joyce nodded, letting out a sigh. “Actually, I find the both of you rather compatible. However… Forget it, let’s not talk about it anymore. The fire’s extinguished!” She pointed at the warehouse.

Natalie lifted her head and took a look at what was left of the burnt warehouse. She felt like her heart was bleeding.

rented warehouse was also in ruins. On top of purchasing new fabrics, they had to spend a large sum of money to compensate the landlord

found the source of the fire,” the fire captain dressed in orange uniform said as he approached

well and walked forward. He asked

men found traces of burnt white phosphorus at the vent,”

Shane’s expressions mirrored each

was confused. “What’s that?” she

self-ignites upon contact with wind,” Natalie

Shane added, “But it’s not something ordinary people could get

guys must think carefully about where it came from.” Having said that, he turned

was to ruin our fabrics!” Joyce clenched her hands into fists and cracked each knuckle,

“They’d gone for the fabrics twice. It’s probably the same person who egged on the textile mill and refused to give us the fabrics that did this. Joyce, you

ask right now.” Joyce pulled out her phone and walked aside to make the call, leaving behind Natalie and

inhaled an audible breath to break the silence. She raised her head and