Feel the Way You Feel, My Love
Chapter 962

Feel the Way You Feel, My Love Chapter 962

The next moment, Natalie frowned in pain as Sean tightened his grip on her.

Silas scowled when he noticed her discomfort and warned, "Let go of Mrs. Thompson, Sean! Otherwise, you'll regret it!"

"What if I don't do as you demand?" Sean sneered.

"You mean I can walk out of here if I let her go? Seeing as you came with so many men, I'm sure you were planning to capture me as well, weren't you?" Sean laughed.

Silas was taken aback momentarily, unable to rebuke Sean as he was right. It took Silas a while to compose himself, then he replied, "Since you're aware, then let's not waste our time anymore."

Turning to his men, he ordered, "Guys, rescue Mrs. Thompson and get that man!"

He had waited for a long time for Sean to show up, so he was determined to capture the latter. Otherwise, there was no telling when he would get such an opportunity again.

Sean's eyes narrowed as he looked at the men coming for him. He lowered his head and whispered to Natalie, "Looks like I won't be able to bring you away today. But don't worry, I'll definitely take you with me the next time. You belong to me and me only!"

After that, he bent closer to her, and Natalie quickly turned away to avoid his kiss.

Sean was not angered by her reaction. He smiled and kissed her on her forehead instead. After that, he mustered all his energy and flung her into the lake.

Splash!

There was a big splash as Natalie fell into the water.

She hit the water hard and instantly felt dizzy and weak. In the next instant, she started sinking.

It was an unexpected twist of events that caught everyone off-guard.

Silas had not expected Sean would be so mean as to dump Natalie into the lake.

To think he always declares he loves Mrs. Thompson! So he hurts people he loves? What an idiot!

"Quick! Save Mrs. Thompson!" Silas immediately shouted to his men as he could see Natalie was sinking.

All the bodyguards jumped in and scrambled to reach Natalie as soon as possible to save her from drowning.

Sean beamed at the chaotic scene and turned to escape. He ran back to the pavilion where one of his men was waiting.

"What do we do now, Boss?" his subordinate asked as he ran over.

"My plan failed. I had not expected Shane's assistant would turn up with so many men. We've got to go. Get those guys on the lake to leave the kids and retreat. Our opponents outnumber us, so we have to get out of here fast!" he ordered.

"Yes, Boss!" The man took out his phone and immediately called the rest to relay the message.

In a flash, they got into their vehicles and sped off.

Silas and his men had parked their vehicles a distance away, and there was no way they could catch up with Sean on foot. They could only watch helplessly as he escaped.

Silas was frustrated and hopping mad that Sean got away. However, he knew they had done their best. Sean had thrown Natalie into the lake to distract them so he could escape, and he had succeeded. Natalie was brought to a breakroom in the management office of the park. Changing into dry clothes, she then seated herself next to a fire with a towel around her, trying to keep warm.

Her two kids looked on with teary eyes, worried for her.

"Are you okay, Mommy?" Connor asked.

He had watched in horror as the events unfolded. As he and Sharon were surrounded by Sean's men, they could not pedal back to shore to help Natalie. They could only watch on tearfully as their mother was carried away and subsequently thrown into the lake.

Sharon was crying as she sobbed out, “Don't scare me, Mommy."

Natalie gently caressed their hair and assured, "Don't worry, my babies. Mommy is fine. I choked on water and am feeling a little cold from getting wet, that's all. I'll be okay soon."

It never crossed her mind that Sean would be so despicable as to throw her into the lake in his bid to stall Silas so he could escape.

When she fell into the lake, her head had hit the water hard, so she felt dizzy and could not make her body move. Unable to swim, she could only allow her body to slowly sink toward the bottom of the cold deep lake.