Feel the Way You Feel, My Love

After washing up, she headed downstairs to pour herself some water when she heard voices. It was Jackson and Jacqueline.

“Dr. Baker,” greeted Natalie as she walked down the stairs.

In response, Jackson smiled back at her.

She then looked at Jacqueline, “You sent Ms. Graham back?”

Although Jacqueline could not see Natalie, she could roughly make out where Natalie was, based on her voice. Thus, she turned toward Natalie and said, “It’s late, Ms. Smith. You haven’t slept?”

“Not yet. I’m drawing out some blueprints,” Natalie replied.

Jacqueline nodded. “I see.”

After that, she did not ask any more questions.

“Come, Jacqueline. I’ll take you back to your room,” said Jackson as he helped her up.

Jacqueline did not refuse, she slowly headed upstairs with his help.

Natalie watched their backs as they went upstairs. Although they matched each other well, something still felt a little weird.

Since Jackson loved Jacqueline so much, he was very cautious while helping her.

However, although Jacqueline was technically together with him, she was still somewhat alienated in her words and actions.

it’s none

away from the pair and poured herself a glass of water. Then, she

she reached the stairs, Jackson came

you leaving, Dr. Baker?” she

nodded. “Yeah, it’s getting

safely,” she replied and

her, he

a few steps, he seemed to have remembered something, for he paused and said, “By the way, Ms.

Natalie turned behind to look at him.

can. Once the furniture Jacqueline

eyebrows, then smiled as she headed

his girlfriend now. It’s a little weird for her to stay at his friend’s

Jacqueline was about to move out soon, Natalie’s feelings naturally

widely, he could not help but ask, “Why’re

done with work?” she asked, putting down

tie while walking toward the

the bed as she helped him take his tie off. “I’ve said it

“What if it’s because I

taken aback for a moment before

his jacket. “You haven’t told me what you

Graham back. He told me he’ll take her to stay with him after a few days,”

rival was leaving, of course,