Feel the Way You Feel, My Love novel Chapter 159

Joyce sat down by the bed and changed her gangster look to a serious one. “I have figured out what happened last night, Nat. It was all Susan. Even the purse-snatching.”

Natalie paused briefly when she heard Joyce but she continued to change her clothes. She did not seem surprised about the news. “I know. Mr. Shane and I guessed it last night. How did you find out, though?”

“I didn’t do it on my own. I got help from the police and Mr. Shane. They discovered that the purse-snatcher and the thugs belonged to the same gang. The gang leader confessed that it was Susan when Mr. Shane and his men interrogated him.”

“We owe Mr. Shane a big favor now,” stated Joyce sleepily after yawning.

“Not just one.” Natalie shook her head, for she knew very well that she could have died the night before had Shane not given her mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.

I owe that man my life!

Joyce fell into the bed. “What do we do about Susan now that we know the truth? She’s not getting away that easily for ruining a three-million machine.”

“No sh*t. You gather the evidence while I go visit the Smith family.” Natalie threw the blanket off her and got out of bed.

Joyce then sat upright. “It’s kind of dangerous for you to go alone, isn’t it?

“Don’t worry. I’m not stupid. It’s not like I’m going to barge in there unprepared.” Natalie smiled.

Joyce was relieved to hear that. “Good! I’ll send you the evidence later.”

Then, she also got out of bed and went to Connor to borrow his computer.

Before long, Natalie received the evidence on her phone. After taking a look, the woman’s expression hardened.

After breakfast, Natalie left her two children with Joyce and headed off to the Smiths.

That was the second time she went back to the Smiths after being kicked out.

The first time was five years ago when her brother, Jared, had to do a heart bypass operation. She went back to ask Harrison for money, but she was cruelly kicked out instead of getting the money.

It was raining back then, so she did not get a good look at the villa. Even when she did the second time she went back, she saw nothing familiar to her. Everything about the villa had changed.