The Divorcee and Her Three Chaotic Children (Olivia Clarke and William) novel Chapter 505

Chapter 505 Irwin’s Intentions 

“Do you feel better now?” Irwin observed her contemplative expression as his smile grew 

warmer. 

Natalie remained silent. 

Feel better? Hah! 

“How could I?” 

The Schneider family’s nature was clear to her, and she was indeed the one to have given Cedric such a “gift“. 

But in comparison to the past years, this “gift” was insignificant! 

Irwin’s eyes held a mocking glint. 

Before he could respond, Natalie interjected, “Irwin, I haven’t even started with you yet.” 

“You audacious woman,” Irwin replied. 

She had taken audacity to its zenith. She really was doing whatever she wanted, whether it to 

Cedric or Irwin. 

“Cedric might not have time for you now, but are you really not concerned about Frederick?” she questioned. 

Frederick! 

Natalie had sold out Frederick to Malcolm, and now even Zane was aware of his existence! 

While Irwin might not know Frederick’s exact whereabouts, one thing was certain—it was a headache that Frederick wasn’t by Irwin’s side. 

If the Entes family caught him, it would be disastrous! 

“Let me remind you, while the Entes family desires those documents, I doubt they’d choose you over Cedric for this collaboration,” Irwin warned. 

Given Cedric’s secretive connections with the Entes family, was Irwin really free to stay here and be idle with her? 

That was what Natalie didn’t/understand. 

Without hesitation, Irwin gracefully lifted his coffee cup. “Do you think they would cooperate when faced with the complete documents?” 

Natalie hesitated. 

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Would they? She couldn’t be certain. 

Irwin’s smile deepened mysteriously.. “You only understand the importance of those documents to us but not its true implications.” 

Natalie felt a pang of uncertainty. 

What did it truly signify? 

She had to admit that she truly wasn’t aware. Wexford was intricate, with layers of 

complexities that weren’t always apparent. 

“But the grand ‘gift‘ you presented to Cedric? That was genuinely generous,” Irwin remarked, his smile intensifying. 

A shadow passed over Natalie’s eyes. 

The Schneider family…! 

Had it not been for it being a significant gesture, she wouldn’t have presented it to Cedric. But since she was to give him one, it had to be substantial. 

“What would you like for dinner?” Irwin asked, changing the topic. 

“Anything,” Natalie responded tersely, her tone betraying her annoyance. 

Observing her irritation, Irwin chuckled, “I’ll take you skiing tomorrow.” 

“I won’t go. You enjoy yourself. I’m not interested in such things,” Natalie replied nonchalantly. 

The truth was, she couldn’t, even if she wanted to. Extreme sports made her dizzy just by 

watching.