Turning Of the Tide by Diana Sander

Chapter 343

Natalie paused for a moment, perhaps because she was thinking about the time he spent with Barron.

Trevon did not interrupt He just pursed his lips and did not say anything. He tried his best to be a quiet

listener.

After a while, Natalie continued to share “When I was sick as a child, Grandpa would always stay by

my side. While I was in a daze, I saw him wiping his tears several times. Now that I think about it,

Grandpa might have felt guilty.

“After seeing the diary and the video, I had a moment of doubt. Was Grandpa’s love for me guilt or true

love? Did Grandpa raise me out of love or compensation’ After two days, I figured it out. Love and guilt

coexisted. Grandpa didn’t go a day without feeling guilt in the diary, but there’s no cure for regret in the

world. All he could do was make it up to me and protect me.

“Signing a contract with Harry to sever the father-son relationship, I think Grandpa probably wanted to

protect Harry as a father for the last time. In the future, they would no longer be father and son. At the

same time, he was telling Harry to take care of himself. I think that should be the case. Trevon, if

something like this happened to Jasper, you should choose to protect him too”

How many parents could put righteousness before family and make a decisive choice?

She didn’t know. She couldn’t know, because it didn’t happen to her. Now that she was also a mother,

she seemed to be able to understand but not entirely.

The only thing she was sure of was that her grandfather loved her.

After a moment of silence, Trevon stared at the ceiling and said, “This won’t happen to us.”

A line of tears that Natalie had been suppressing for a long time formed a line and flowed down onto

the boxing ring. They dripped silently and pooled beside her. She did not wipe them away and let the

tears fall.

There was a moment of silence. Trevon sensed that something was different. He turned around slightly,

leaned over, and reached out to wipe Natalie’s tears. He felt pain in his own licart. “You still have me,”

Trevon said. “You don’t have to suppress all the emotions in your heart. You can vent them however

you want. You can bite me or hit me until you’re in a good mood.”

Gentle words could always break through hidden emotions. Sometimes, the hardships of life did not

make people cry. Sometimes, the mockery everywhere did not make people cry. Instead, someone

noticing that you’re back or asking if you’ve eaten could easily break through one’s defense.

Trevon supported his head with one hand and turned sideways.

Natalie turned around naturally and threw herself into Trevon’s arms, hugging his waist tightly. Her feet

were sandwiched between Trevon’s legs, slightly bent. His other hand wrapped around her waist and

pulled her towards his body.

The sound of crying was low on the stage. A tear stain appeared on Trevon’s boxing uniform and it

darkened. Natalie cried for a very, very long time. Trevon’s hand that was supporting his head turned

sore.

When Natalie stopped, she slowly moved away. Trevon lowered his eyes to look at her and asked. “Are

you feeling better? If not. I have a good way to let you vent and completely forget about your

unhappiness.”

Natalie, who had just finished crying, did not probe further into the meaning of his words. “What? Tell

me,” she said.

The next moment, Trevon did not say anything, but his actions directly told her what he was doing. He

raised his chin and his thin lips quickly covered Natalie’s. He removed the hand that was supporting his

head and pressed it against the top of

her head

Trevon leaned forward to block out the light in front of her, so that all she could see was him. Her teeth

were pried open. Surprisingly, Natalie did not refuse. Instead, she wanted to indulge herself for once.

The boxing ring did not seem too bad. She wrapped her arms around Trevon’s neck and pulled him

towards her. She kissed until both of them were panting heavily Trevon let go of her with bloodshot

eyes and asked hoarsely. “Shall we do it?”

Natalie’s lips curled up slightly. In the future, her memories of the ring would no longer be of her

grandfather standing at the side and watching her train. Instead, it would be of her being intimate with

Trevon. This change was quite acceptable. “Sure, but is the door closed? Is there a camera here?”

The next second, Trevon got up and went to lock the door. The security guard outside was very

puzzled. Was there a need to lock the door when he was guarding the door? Who was he looking down

on?

Then, Trevon found the location of the electric switch and pulled the switch. In an instant, the room

darkened. The window was still open, and the breeze stirred the curtains. Traces of light dimly

illuminated the dim room.

Trevon returned to the ring and lay down beside Natalie. He kissed her lips again, and it became more

and more intense. The atmosphere in the boxing ring became hazy, melting into the fluttering curtains.

The ring was no longer a ring, but a huge bed. It was very comfortable and they were lost in each other.

Time passed second by second. The security guard at the door kept hearing strange sounds. He felt

that it should be the sound of the two of them punching and being in pain.

An hour and a half later, Natalie was carried out with her clothes on. She was nestled in Trevon’s arms.

No one could see her flushed face. The security guard was stunned when he opened the door.

The security guard looked at the man striding away and couldn’t help but fall into deep thought. Was

Trevon so ruthless that Natalie couldn’t walk after boxing?

When they went down the stairs, they met Frank, who was sitting at the bar counter. Frank looked at

Trevon meaningfully and said playfully. When you re done, remember to send me the room fee. I don’t

accept freeloaders.”

Fortunately. Natalie was hiding under her clothes. If she didn’t have her clothes covering her, she’d

want to find a hole to hide in. The consequences of letting herself go wild was embarrassing.

Trevon met Frank’s frivolous gaze and smiled. He ignored Frank’s comment and carried Natalie out.

Since his wife was in a good mood, Trevon naturally felt better too.

In the underground parking lot. Trevon carried Natalie into the front passenger seat and sat down. He

lifted Natalie’s clothes and covered her lap. Natalie had already changed her clothes and her previous

boxing uniform was also lying in the trash

At this moment, her face was very red like a stir-fried lobster. Trevon said in a good mood. “Natalie,

how about this method? Does it make you feel better?”

Natalie did not show any weakness. She raised his chin and said. “It’s alright.” She pretended to be

calm.

However, it was indeed alright. At the very least, she had really forgotten about the unpleasant things.

She might not want to box anymore in the future After all, the bed scenes would surface in her brain.

Trevon could not help but laugh when he saw Natalie feign calmness. He did not expose her. He

walked around the back of the car opened the driver’s door. got into the car, and started the engine. He

turned the steering wheel with one hand. The car reversed out of the parking space. When he

continued to step on the accelerator. Natalie turned her head and said, “Let’s go to the cemetery”

Trevon’s hands on the steering wheel paused. “Okay” It was time to say goodbye.

By the time they reached the cemetery, the flush on Natalie’s body had faded. She looked at the silent

cemetery and listened to the crisp and pleasant birdsong. Her frustration was gone. Her heart slowly

calmed down. Instead of telling Trevon to leave, she slowly squatted down.

Trevon squatted down to help tidy up the grass.

Natalie took out a wet towel and wiped the tombstone bit by bit. After a long time, she got up to leave.

But right then. Trevon bowed once and left. Tll wait for you over there.”

She needed time to talk to her grandfather alone.

Natalie realized that Trevon was becoming more and more sensible. He did not need to be reminded at

all. With just a look. and a move, he seemed to know what to do next.