My Heart only Beats for You (Natalie Godfrey)
Chapter 576

"Mr. Remington, you look very handsome in the hospital gown today. You are no doubt the most handsome man in this hospital," As always, Benjamin interrupted the conversation between Natalie and Remington.

This time, Natalie bit back at Benjamin.

Her gaze settled on his face as she shot back, "Mr. Simpson, could you please show us some respect and some manners?"

Benjamin gasped and took a step back.

"I am speaking to Remington, and I would appreciate it if you stop interrupting us like this. I have shown respect to you, and I hope that you can do the same to me," Natalie said.

Benjamin stared at her in shock.

Natalie seemed different from before.

He could not believe it.

Natalie turned to look at Remington again and said, "I hope you get well soon, Remington. I'm sorry that your life was in jeopardy, but I am unable to force my emotions. I don't love you, and I hope you can understand how I feel."

Although her words sounded heartless, she spoke to him in a slightly pleading tone. She did not want to make him feel uncomfortable.

Remington raised his eyebrows at her.

After a while, he asked, "Natalie, when did you remember everything?"

Although Natalie's expression remained unchanged, she secretly applauded Remington for his quick-wittedness.

"I recalled everything some time ago."

Something glinted in Remington's eyes as he exclaimed, "Natalie, you've changed. You've become much tougher than before."

Natalie scoffed, "I'm no longer the innocent little girl from before. I've been through so much, so of course I'd change myself and stop being so naive." Remington's eyes lit in amusement.

After a while, he said, "Natalie, do you remember what you said to me in the United States when I rescued you?"

Natalie was surprised.

Their gaze met.

She immediately understood what he meant when she saw his gaze.

"I will never forgive Tobias, and I haven't changed my mind either. There's no way that the two of us could get back together." Remington smiled slightly.

Natalie then continued solemnly, "But it has nothing to do with you."

Still, Remington said nothing, the smile still plastered on his face.

Benjamin realized what was happening.

He gaped at Natalie and exclaimed, "Miss Godfrey, you finally remembered everything."

"Benjamin, you're always so slow," Remington commented.

Benjamin's face turned red.

"Yes," Natalie admitted, "So you don't have to watch over us anymore."

Benjamin immediately shook his head, "Miss Godfrey, Mr. Whitlock ordered me to stay here. If he doesn't allow me to leave, then I won't." "Suit yourself."

Natalie knew that Benjamin would never go against Tobias' orders.

That evening, Natalie made some soup for Remington.

"If I am discharged from the hospital, will I still receive such treatment?" Remington looked at her.

Natalie's face remained expressionless as she

answered calmly, "If you are my friend, then yes."

Remington finished the soup happily as he hummed, "Friends? I like that."

After seeing their interactions from aside, Benjamin immediately went out to call Tobias.

Tobias picked up the phone very quickly, and Benjamin briefly described the situation to him.

"I see," Tobias answered after a moment.

His voice sounded worn-out.

He hung up the call a short while later.

Benjamin was left confused.

He didn't know what Tobias was trying to say.

Natalie did not spend her night in the hospital. Instead, she returned to her apartment.

If she had not lost her memories, she would stay in the hospital all night to take care of Remington.

Now, she wouldn't do that.

She would only visit him or cook something for him. That was all.

He was an adult, so he had to be responsible for his own actions.

He should have known that it was dangerous to travel to the Amazon Jungle alone. Hence, he had to bear all the consequences for acting rashly.

The same applied to Tobias. He had mistaken her for Cecilia's daughter without investigating carefully, so he should be responsible for his own carelessness. Yet, when she thought of Cecelia's daughter...

Natalie couldn't help but frown when she thought about it.

When she met Tobias earlier that day, she had forgotten to ask him about her true identity.

But it was fine. There was still time for her to ask the next day.

After all, she had promised to pick Hayden up. She could just ask Tobias then.

The next day, Natalie woke up early.

Selina did not spend the night in her apartment. She said goodbye to Natalie and left before bedtime the night before.

Natalie understood what Selina's actions meant.

Selina would not be able to control herself and would eventually talk about Tobias if they spent time together.

At the same time, Natalie had already made herself very clear.

She didn't want to talk about Tobias anymore.

With that, Selina decided to just leave first.

Natalie made herself some food for breakfast before heading to the Whitlock family's villa immediately.

She was Hayden's mother. The Whitlock family could not stop her from picking up her own son if she wanted to.

After arriving at the villa, Natalie immediately saw Cecilia.

Cecilia was overjoyed to see her.

"Hayden is having his breakfast, you may eat with him. By the way," Cecelia said hurriedly, "Tobias just left. He doesn't know that you're coming. I'll go and get him."

"There's no need to, Auntie," Natalie stopped Cecelia mid-speech, "I'm here for Hayden. I don't plan to see Tobias."

She was very serious.

Cecilia's breathing quickened.

After a moment, she let out an awkward laugh, "That works too."

"Auntie, I'm bringing Hayden out today," Natalie quickly explained.

As expected, Cecilia did not object to her decision.

Back then, the misunderstanding that Cecilia caused had deeply hurt the three of them. Yet, it was true that apart from that particular misunderstanding, Cecelia was a poised and reasonable person. "Natalie, are you sure you don't want to call Tobias? Maybe the three of you can go together," Cecilia tried to suggest.

"I'm sure," Natalie's decision was firm.

With that, Cecilia did not say anything further.

Natalie walked into the dining room and saw Hayden drinking milk, a servant standing next to him.

He took a sip of the milk, then looked up at the servant and blinked, "Grandma told me that if I drink this glass of milk, Natalie will come to see me. Is it true?"

"Of course it's true. I'm here to see you, Hayden," Natalie smiled and walked in.

She was amazed that she could still manage to smile when she was in such a bad mood.

It was all because of Hayden.

Hayden became excited when he heard her voice and immediately put down the glass.

He hopped down from the chair and ran towards Natalie.

She bent down and opened her arms, inviting him for a warm hug.

Then, Hayden threw himself into her arms.

Natalie felt elated.