The Unwavering Heart That Broke (Nathalie and Lance) novel Chapter 713

Chapter 713

Chapter 713

A staff member approached to guide Lance toward his room. He said coldly, “Grandma isn’t leaving anymore. You can go.”

Sophia’s face paled. Biting her lip, she murmured, “I understand.”

She turned and left Lumina Grand. The moment she stepped through the front gates, her eyes welled with tears.

He was so cold to her.

…

Nathalie fell asleep. When she woke up, she felt a gentle hand stroking her hair. She turned her head and met her grandmother’s loving gaze.

“Nathalie, did you sleep well?”

Grandma asked affectionately, her face full of tender concern.

Nathalie immediately turned and hugged her, nodding.

It was the most peaceful rest she had gotten in ages.

By her grandmother’s side, enveloped in that familiar warmth, she felt completely at ease!

Grandma lovingly stroked her back. “I know you’re keeping things from me, and I won’t pry. You can tell me whenever you’re ready, but you have to promise me one thing.”

She gently pulled Nathalie back and looked deeply into her eyes. “No matter what kind of danger you face next, you need to tell me

beforehand. I refuse to hear news about you from someone else’s mouth.”

Nathalie pressed her lips together, her throat tightening as she nodded vigorously.

Guilt washed over her.

Chapter 713

In the end, she had still dragged her grandmother into a state of panic

and fear.

Knock, knock!

A gentle rapping sounded at the door.

“Who is it?”

Grandma stood up, looking toward the door in confusion.

“Grandma, it’s me. Dinner is ready. Are you hungry?” Lance’s voice carried through the wood.

Grandma looked back at Nathalie. “Since you’re up, let’s go eat. I even made a dish myself-your favorite braised fish.”

At that, Nathalie’s eyes lit up, a radiant smile curving her lips.

Grandma called out to the door, “We’ll be right down.”

“Alright.”

Nathalie quickly freshened up and headed downstairs with her grandmother, feeling rejuvenated.

Glancing around the room, Grandma asked in confusion, “Where’s Sophia?”

She had forgotten to arrange things for Sophia earlier, but since Sophia was employed here, the staff should have taken care of her.

Lance replied evenly, “She had some errands to run, so she left.”

Elara immediately shot him a look. That liar!

She had seen it clear as day; he was the one who kicked the poor girl out! Elara gave a soft scoff but didn’t push the issue.

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