Feel the Way You Feel, My Love novel Chapter 776

Natalie left with the empty cup after saying her piece.

The kids didn’t leave with her. Instead, they stood at the side of the bed and stared at Shane.

Shane felt terrible when he looked into their eyes.

There was a time when they would dash over sweetly and give him a hug. Sharon, in particular, always smiled when she saw him.

However, at that moment, neither of them hugged him, and even the way they addressed him had become more distant.

Shane felt like all his previous efforts were reversed, and time had turned back to when they first met each other.

“Kids, I…” said Shane. It seemed he had a lot to say.

Connor held Sharon’s hand and interrupted him, “Mr. Shane, you should hurry and get up. Your breakfast is getting cold.”

After that, Connor led Sharon out of the room.

Shane’s lips curved into a wry smile as he watched the kids walked away.

At that moment, his wife was ridiculously polite with him, and the kids were no longer close to him. He felt lonely, like a widower.

I had it coming, though.

Shane rested on the bed and closed his eyes, pinching the bridge of his nose.

He took some time, but when he opened his eyes again, they shone with determination.

I must earn Natalie’s forgiveness and love back no matter what. I will bring all three of them back home with me.

Shane pulled his blanket aside and put on his slippers before leaving the bedroom.

Natalie was already at the dining table. She was getting the kids to eat their breakfast. When she saw Shane there, she pointed toward the washroom. “I got a new toothbrush for you. You can go freshen up,” informed Natalie.

Shane murmured an affirmative reply before heading into the washroom.

Natalie retracted her gaze and continued getting the kids to eat properly.

The children had already finished their breakfast when Shane finished freshening up.

Natalie held the kids’ tiny bags and helped them put them on. After that, she checked her cell phone.

She was wondering why Joyce hadn’t shown up when the doorbell rang.

“That’s probably Aunt Joyce. Let’s go,” said Natalie as she led the two kids toward the door.