Turning Of the Tide by Diana Sander
Chapter 22
Chapter 22
The hospital was always the busiest place, and it was where one could see what human nature was like. There were people coming and going in the wards, corridors, and halls. There were old, young, and sick people with their companions. Some of them were crying, some were silent, and some had smiles on their faces.
It had been almost three years since she graduated, and her heart was no longer as sensitive as when she first left school. At that time, even time she saw someone pitiful, she would cry along with them.
There were too many helpless moments and accidents in the world, and she didn’t have time to sympathize.
In the adult world, there was never an easy way to choose, so being able to turn a mess into a beautiful day was already good enough.
Sherri was afraid of disturbing Natalie’s consultation, so she took the medicine and went to her own office for a while. At this time, everyone was in the outpatient department or in surgery, and the office was empty.
She waited until it was close to dinner time before getting up and going. to the outpatient department to have a meal with Natalie and complain about last night’s unpleasantness.
Sherri directly pushed open the door to her best friend’s outpatient room. There were no patients, and Natalie was taking off her white coat, getting ready to eat.
When Natalie saw Sherri enter, she stopped what she was doing, sat back at her desk, and asked in a hurry, “You finally showed up. If you didn’t, I was going to call the police. Where did you sleep last night?”
Jim told Natalie that “Mr. Roberts” had arranged everything, but she didn’t know who “Mr. Roberts” was. At this moment, she really wanted to know where Sherri was last night.
Sherri, exhausted, slumped on the desk and casually tossed the medical records to Natalie, indicating that she was sick.
Natalie skeptically took the medical records and was surprised by what the doctor had written. She asked, “What happened to you? I called in sick for you today, and you really went all out. You don’t have to be so convincing, do you?”
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Continuing to read the medical records, Natalie said, “Muscle strain. What were you doing last night? What’s wrong with your mouth?” She was completely confused.
Sherri, half-dead, spoke up. “Please give me some soup. I’m starving,” she said slowly, propping up her cheek.
These past few days, she hadn’t been able to eat anything good, so soup was her only choice.
“What a tasteless life!” Sherri mourned inwardly.
Natalie looked at her friend’s pale face and said, “Hmm, I’ll get you some.
But first, tell me what happened to your mouth.” She paused for a moment and added, “Do you want some meat in it?”
“Yeah, sure,” Sherri replied.
Just as Natalie took out her phone from her pocket, she saw a friend. request notification. She was a bit puzzled because not many people knew her WhatsApp ID.
Seeing Natalie’s furrowed brow, Sherri asked in a low voice, “What’s wrong?”
She simply swiped it away and continued to
and said in a wavering voice, “Natalie, I
go ahead,” Natalie said, still looking down
restaurant.
request, please. The person who’s trying to friend you is Hackett,” Sherri said, feigning
then did Natalie look up at Sherri, her gaze making Sherri feel
uneasy.
that at this moment, she was saying, “Go
moment and then said, “Well, last night, I got drunk,
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at all, so nothing really happened. And you know, I always want to blow up balloons when I’m drunk. He bought me 500 balloons for that, and I blew up 250. That’s why my
Sherri had done. last night, and at this moment, she didn’t care about friending Hackett or not. Instead, she wondered how Hackett had
this moment, Natalie felt a bit of sympathy for the so-called Mr. Blackwell. She wondered if he
night, you were acting crazy at Hackett’s house but he didn’t kick. you out
last night and didn’t even take me home. And then you sold
finds out that Mr. Wilson is your husband, he’ll know that he has made a big mistake.” After
last night. I ended up getting drunk too, and I have
it might not be appropriate to ask him.
Natalie thought. Nothing happened to
didn’t ask.
who took you
two really that
nonchalantly, “Just a relationship based on
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being threatened.”
“You’ve got a lot of nerve,
situation, Natalie
the same time, Hackett, who felt wronged last night, insisted on bringing Frank to the Wilson Group
Group’s recruitment process was much stricter. Besides emphasizing education, they also considered height, appearance, and character.
They were curvaceous and pleasing to the Every time Hackett came in, he would get envious and ask
mock Trevon, saying he had
eye.
the boss chair. His well-defined fingers reached for a cigarette from the box and lit it, instantly enveloping himself in a cloud of smoke, blurring the
admit that this man was
his cigarette and lifted his chin slightly to signal. Hackett. “What do you want?”
cigarette and lazily leaned back on the sofa, casually handing one to Hackett.
trembled as he reached out to
Landor didn’t solve your problem last night, so you took matters into your own hands?” He remembered how the two of them kissed each other affectionately
thought. “Or what did
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In Chapter 22 of the Turning of the Tide Novel series, Natalie Foster drives a limo to City Hall in a hurry. There, she meets Trevon Wilson, who she is supposed to marry. Despite his cold attitude, they get their marriage license quickly. Trevon warns Natalie to keep it a secret. She informs her grandfather and rushes back to work, feeling uncertain about the marriage.... Will this Chapter 22 author Diana Sander mention any details. Follow Chapter 22 and the latest episodes of this series at Novelxo.com.
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