Feel the Way You Feel, My Love novel Chapter 1015

Feel the Way You Feel, My Love Chapter 1015

Natalie felt slightly ticklish but didn’t push him away. “All right, then.”

She shut her eyes and yawned wearily.

Seeing that, Shane asked, “Feeling tired?”

Shane patted her back. “Go ahead and get some sleep, then. I’ll be right here, keeping you company.”

“Okay.” A smile graced her lips. She soon fell asleep, her arms still wrapped around his waist.

Seeing that she was fast asleep, Shane scooped her into his arms and tucked her into bed.

The next day was Susan’s execution day, as well as the day of Harrison’s funeral.

The weather was rather gloomy, creating an unsettling and depressive atmosphere.

Clad in a long black dress with a white rose pinned to her chest, Natalie stood before the break room window with a glass of juice in her hand, watching the funeral guests with a calm gaze.

“Nat,” came Jared’s voice from behind her.

She spun around. “What’s up?”

“Shane asked me to see what you’re up to,” Jared answered with a smile.

Like her, he was dressed in all black with a similar white rose pinned on his front pocket. Even though his lips were curved into a smile, his eyes were red and teary.

“Nothing. Just gazing at the crowd here. What about him?” she asked, sipping her fruit juice.

Jared massaged his aching neck and responded, “The kids are with him, and he’s caught up in a discussion with a collaborator, so he asked me to come for you. It’s about time, Nat. Harrison’s—I mean, Dad’s—ashes should be loaded by now. It’s about time we head to the mausoleum.”

Natalie glanced at her watch and saw that it was indeed time to leave. “Sure, let’s go.”

Jared nodded. “I’ll let the others know.”

With that, he went out.

A moment later, Shane came in with the children.

Natalie knew they had come for her and went to them with a smile.

“Have you been crying?” asked Shane in a low voice when he noticed her slightly reddened eyes.

Natalie shook her head. “No, I haven’t cried, although I do feel quite sad.”

The two children had not shed a tear either.