A Cue for Love novel Chapter 64

Chapter 64 What Happened To Her In The Past

Father and son? How ridiculous! I must be imagining things!

Natalie bit her lip and shook her head, trying to get rid of the absurd idea that popped up in her mind.

However, at the same time, a sense of indescribable sorrow and disappointment rushed through her heart.

As she watched Samuel and Xavian interacting, she realized that no matter how much maternal love she tried to give to her two children, she could never make up for the absence of their father’s company in their growth process.

The reason that both her children were trying intently to find themselves a stepfather was not only that they hoped their mother could fall in love again, but also that they longed for love and companionship from a fatherly figure.

With Samuel hanging around tonight, Xavian was more energetic than he usually was. He was talking to Samuel all the time, smiling from ear to ear.

When it was nine o’clock, Natalie turned toward Xavian. “It’s late now. Time for you to sleep.”

“Yes, yes, Mommy. I know.” The little boy nodded obediently but winked at Samuel at the same time. “I have to go to bed now. You should come to visit more often.”

“Okay.” Samuel agreed.

Natalie frowned when she saw Samuel promise Xavian.

After Xavian brushed his teeth and went to sleep, Natalie sat on the couch and turned to meet Samuel’s dark and impenetrable eyes.

She tucked her hair behind her ear and asked, “Now there are only the two of us here, so you can tell the truth. Why do you come to my place tonight? What do you want from me?”

“I’ve told you everything I need to. I only want to see you. That’s all.” Samuel pulled lightly at his collar.

“Both of us are grown-ups, and I don’t think we need to beat around the bush. Why don’t you just tell me what do you want to know about me? Or is there anything you’re trying to gain from me?”

Natalie was clear that Samuel was not just an ordinary person.

If he wanted to investigate her, he could find out everything about her easily. She preferred they talked about it in a straightforward way rather than pretending she did not know anything.