Turning Of The Tide
Chapter 8
Chapter 8
An unpleasant odor lingered in the entire villa, and Trevon’s beautiful brows remained furrowed
Be headed straight to the master bedroom. He was pleasantly surprised that Natalie had voluntarily stayed in the guest
room
After taking a shower, Trevon left the Adare Manor. The smell was too unbearable for him to fall asleep, so he drove back to his villa in the middle of the night.
Natalie had no idea of Trevon’s leaving. She slept soundly while hugging a photo of her and her grandfather
Time went by. All things that were difficult to let go of would eventually fade away.
Natalie woke up early the next day and rode her motorcycle to work. She bought a sandwich and coffee from a roadside
stall.
Today, she dressed casually in wide–leg jeans, a sweater, and a beige coat, looking like a fresh–faced college student. In short.. she looked pure and innocent.
“Are you not taking a few more days off? Can your body handle it?” Sherri had been gossiping at the front desk early in the morning.
“Mrs. Wilson, are you okay?” the nurse at the front desk asked with concern.
Natalie shrugged. “It’s okay. I’m back to full health. I’m not that fragile.”
Sherri knew Natalie didn’t like talking about her emotions. “Okay, hurry up and eat your breakfast. Time to work soon. Remember to share any gossip next time!”
The two gossipy receptionists made an “OK” gesture and happily got to work
and held her coffee with the other. She quipped. “You wake up early just to
Sherri followed Natalie into the office. “Isn’t this teaching them that sharing joy is better than enjoying it alone?”
rolled her eyes. They chatted for 20 minutes before Sherri went
her computer and started receiving patients, treating every patient
consultation for about 10 patients. Out of a sudden, the door of her clinic was kicked open forcefully.
calmed down quickly when she had a good look at the person who came in. She initially thought the intruder wanted to
his breath. “That damn girl was cursing
purple with anger. The carefree and calm look on Natalie’s face
firm to talk to a lawyer about Barron’s estate instead of going to the company. He gave the lawyer Barron’s death certificate, cremation certificate, and proof of their father–son relationship. But when he went to the inheritance office, he discovered that all of Barron’s property had been given to his daughter,
to Harry Foster. Just the 20 percent shares of the Foster Group were a ticking time bomb. With such a quantity, one could enter the board of directors. How could he
from entering the Foster’s residence, making it impossible for him to persuade Barron to write a will. He could only wait for Barron’s death
his foolish father did not leave him anything and
notarized his
inheritance for him. He had to make Natalie voluntarily give
already been to the Foster’s residence in the morning. The servants said Natalie had moved out, and
since
such, he could only come to the hospital to find Natalie.
of Grandpa’s property? Take the afternoon off and come with me to transfer it back.” He spoke as a matter
to whom, to Grandpa?”
asking a question that you know the answer to. Do you think Grandpa’s inheritance would be passed down
dreaming, or have you gone to the wrong place?
I’m your dad. Seriously, what’s with the attitude? You have to show some manners. Listen up, be smart, and
seems like you had never educated me
life. Like
the law is also weak. I suggest that you allocate some time from your womanizing ways to improve your intelligence.
picked up the pen holder on the desk and threw it toward Natalie. Although Natalie moved quickly to avoid it, Harry immediately slapped her unexpectedly. As he was about to slap her
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