The Promise of Happiness (Natalie and Samuel) novel Chapter 676

Chapter 676 Severed Ties

Natalie went into the bathroom, doffing her white suit as she entered. Then, she put on the gown Diane lent her earlier on.

Given Diane’s bigger body frame and broad shoulders, there was no way the gown would be a perfect fit for Natalie, but because she did not have ample time, Natalie could only settle for it.

She removed the hyper-realistic mask from her face, revealing the wound on her forehead.

Her blood had coagulated into a light red blood clot near her scalp, and when she accidentally brushed over the wound while combing her hair with her hand, a pang of raw pain elicited a cringe on her face.

She ignored the pain, shuffling through the bottles of cosmetic products besides the sink before patting some powder on her face.

She had to conceal the wound so it was not visible. Before long, she took an intent look at herself in the mirror and smacked her red lips. “You’d better watch your back, Yara Nichols. It’s time you get a taste of your own medicine.”

It was true that Yara left Franklin and Sophia unharmed, but still, Natalie no longer saw Yara as her sister.

Their familial ties were severed when Yara burned her alive five years ago.

Meanwhile, a woman in sunglasses stepped into Imperial Hotel confidently.

As she had told Martin earlier, Yara did not believe that Natalie would be able to escape from under her nose with the head injury she suffered. As long as she was still not out of the hotel, there would still be hope for Yara to turn the tables.

Upon Yara’s entrance, all the hotel employees bowed to her courteously, while she strutted in arrogantly.

She went straight toward the elevator, making her way to the twelfth floor.

After getting out, she began looking for Natalie in the corridors and escape routes.

Now, now, where are you? It’s pitch dark here, so there’s no way you can go far.

When she failed to find Natalie on the twelfth floor, Yara started making her way down. To her, Natalie would not have luck on her side all the time. She was certain that Natalie would not survive this time.