Caught Him Cheating My Life Restarted (Natalie) novel Chapter 693

Marcus turned to Natalie. “Natalie, Terence’s men were protecting you so well. If I hadn’t brought you something today and caused a scene, Marie wouldn’t have had an opening. We weren’t thinking. From now on, if you ever need anything from us, just say the word, and I’ll be there. Otherwise, I won’t bother you again.”

Just then, someone called out.

“You can see the patient now.”

Marcus looked at Natalie. “Do you want to see Mom? We won’t force you if you don’t.”

Natalie remained silent, deeply conflicted.

At that moment, Terence squeezed her hand and said, “Go see her. You don’t want to have regrets later.”

Terence gave her an encouraging look, sensing the turmoil warring within her.

…

In the hospital room.

Elaine Ward saw Natalie and reached out her hand. “Natalie, I’m so glad you’re okay. As long as you’re okay.”

Natalie placed a bottle of pills in Elaine Ward’s hand. “This medicine will help you recover faster. Take two pills, three times a day.”

Elaine clutched the medicine, her face lighting up. “I will, I will. Natalie, does this mean you’ve forgiven me?”

Seeing Natalie give her the medicine, Elaine was overjoyed, believing it meant Natalie had forgiven her and was ready to come back to the Ward family.

Natalie said, “I don’t blame you. You didn’t know anything. Since I don’t blame you, there’s nothing to forgive.”

She wanted them to retract it.

“But all of this is what your father, your brother, and I want to give you. It’s our way of compensating you. We know it’s not nearly enough, but we want to do everything in our power. We just want you to come home with us.”

Elaine looked at Richard, wondering why he wasn't helping her persuade their daughter.

“If we want to compensate her, we should give her what she wants and needs. No matter how good something is, if it’s not what she wants, it’s just a burden to her.”

Richard’s words left Elaine bewildered.

He meant that it wasn't just the Ward Group; they themselves, the family, were a burden to her.