Turning Of The Tide
Chapter 379
Chapter 379
It was 11 o’clock in the morning.
The sun cast its brilliant light upon Sapphire City, scorching everything in its path, mirroring the fiery heat that consumed.
Frank’s heart.
His car was parked at the entrance of the estate. Instead of entering, he dialed Ava’s number. He rested his head against the car seat, gazing skyward at the expanse adorned with a sun ablaze in fiery red.
Swiftly. Ava’s cheerful voice answered the call “Frank,” she said, “Are you awake?”
Her voice infused him with an unexplainable joy. Frank’s lips curved slightly as he responded, “Where are you going today?”
Ava’s tone held a touch of despair. With Alex on vacation and unable to visit Athana, time was constrained, and her words were tinged with resignation. “Reading at home and painting. There’s nowhere to go, she replied dejectedly.
In reality, her disappointment stemmed from not having a companion. She believed engaging with someone of vastly different perspectives would lead to mundane conversations. Coordinating activities with them would also be draining; she opted not to squander her time
Misaligned viewpoints gave rise to a lack of common ground – that’s what it boiled down to. They would never be on the same page.
Naturally, Frank discerned traces of disillusionment and languor in her words. “Come on out, he urged.
“Huh? What?” Ava, on the other end, queried in confusion.
Frank chuckled and said, “I am outside your residence. Get the driver to send you out. Let’s hang out for a while today”
The young girl seemed perplexed. Silence lingered on the line momentarily, and then Ava regained her bearings with a surprised tone. Her voice increased, and she asked, “Frank, are you outside? In Sapphire City? When did you arrive?”
Ava asked questions, but Frank did not find it bothersome. Her words tickled his heart, leaving it as light as a feather. He urged. “Step out, and I’ll explain.”
“Of course, I’m on my way. Stay on the line. I’ll put you on speaker. I’m dressed, and I will have to do my makeup. Wait for me. Ava responded, her words flowing without intent to end the call.
Frank did not disconnect either, and he agreed, saying, “Sure.”
Ava hurried to the bathroom, beginning her makeup routine. Gazing at her reflection, she realized her chosen attire was ideal for a date. Yet, facing a drawer overflowing with lipsticks, she wavered. She murmured to herself, “Which color should I opt for? Peach pink, cherry pink, subtle orange, apricot, or carrot?”
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The abundance of lipstick choices ignited the struggle to decide.
Sometimes, an excess of options was not necessarily beneficial as it complicated the decision-making process.
unsure himself. “Subtle orange,’ he
wear sandals or sneakers?
aloud.
you rock climbing and archery, Frank
were typical to Ava’s liking; they should captivate her. Her delight already radiated
into sportswear,” Ava replied,
replied, unperturbed. The rest of his day belonged
swung open. A Bugatti emerged,
figure disembarked, clad in a sleeveless black and white striped top, white high-waisted shorts, and a beige decorative belt cinching her waist. Her cascading curly hair framed her face, and on her wrist gleamed the bracelet he had gifted her, its sparkle dancing with each movement,
warm sun. On the feet, a
not help but sigh inwardly. It appeared fitting for Hackett
his embrace. Her hands found rest at his waist, and she looked
more, adhering to an unspoken rule – if it was not meant to be seen, they looked away. The driver of the Bugatti immediately turned the car around and headed back to the
face, and she
not promise to come see you? Frank replied.
by surprise, Ava respondeil cheerily. She tiptoed and planted a kiss on Frank’s lips, not once but twice. How could a man who had missed
his hand cradled the back of her head, and the freshly applied lipstick immediately transferred to his lips. A sweet fragrance lingered
kiss concluded, her breathing slightly heavier. She asked. ‘Did you miss me?”
Ava had become adept at deciphering this automatic response – “Mm”
established their itinerary: they would start with rock climbing, followed by archery. They intended to explore a haunted house and engage in jet skiing tomorrow.
wife. Her prolonged detachment from the organization made reintegration necessary. To
everyone.
and Frank would cover the expenses. She could indulge herself. Holding her phone, she
began scrolling through her friends’ posts. In the process, she came across Ava’s post. The photo depicted Ava rock climbing, gripping the ropes, and
captured
meticulously planned their trip to Sapphire City, which explained why he had gone without her. As she thought about this. Rose sighed in
Natalie sifted through medical records. She glanced up, her suspicion evident, and questioned,
puckered her lips and said, “You are nursing
I have not even been in a relationship. How can I have a
me, why is this beauty heartbroken? Natalie asked poetically.
role as an actress and dramatically replied, “Cranky Franky had ruthlessly abandoned me. Spare me this discussion about heartaches.”
Sherri was at a loss for words.
using the modern language? Cut out those fancy characters’ play. It is rather absurd.” Sherri commented as she could
her sigh. In a sad voice, she said, “It’s just that Cranky Franky had promised to take me to Sapphire City tomorrow,
bed at the Sapphire Hotel. You can see it for yourself in Ava’s post. However, Cranky Franky felt remorse
tilted proudly as she spoke, clearly fond of her brother’s
words, Natalie reviewed their essence. Frank hai journeyed to Sapphire City
the timeline, the couple had been apart for nearly a
About Turning Of The Tide - Chapter 379
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