Feel the Way You Feel, My Love Chapter 1206

A Secluded Sea View

Concern over Natalie’s safety and Shane’s possible disdain for her friend churned in Joyce’s heart.

Both Sally and Lina noticed her conflicted expression, and Sally asked, “What’s wrong, Joyce?”

Joyce stared at Shane, opening and closing her mouth when she realized she did not know what to say.

She shook her head, both in reply to Sally’s question and to shake off her concerns. “I’m fine.”

I can’t voice my concerns now. The most pressing thing on our agenda is to rescue Nat. I may do more
harm than good if I were to bring that up now. If Shane’s head starts swirling with negative thoughts, he
may call off the rescue operation altogether. Let’s save Nat first and worry about the future later. If he
truly scorns Nat after her return, I’ll convince Nat to divorce him!

The decision loosened a knot in her heart, and Joyce sighed in relief. She turned to Sally and said, “Sal,
can you get in touch with Mr. Campbell and check when they’ll arrive?”

“Okay. I’m on it.” Sally nodded before calling Silas.

Shane was on the phone with the local government at that moment.

They had agreed to give him access to the satellite in his rescue operation with a strenuous demand of
their own.



In short, they wanted Shane to donate a jaw-dropping sum to support the development of their national
enterprises.

They asked for a billion, and Shane did not even blink as he immediately agreed to their terms.



Joyce was grudgingly moved by his gesture, yet her confidence in the resilience of their relationship
remained shaky, at best.

No one could deny Shane and Natalie’s love for each other. Nonetheless, love alone was not enough to
sustain a relationship. Their previous misunderstanding was a perfect example.

Joyce eventually shook her head and sighed in resignation.

There’s no point in thinking about all these now.

Meanwhile, on a private island in the Aplothean Ocean, Natalie’s eyelashes fluttered as she finally
regained her consciousness.

She opened her eyes and saw an unfamiliar ceiling. The grogginess left her body in an instant, replaced
by an intense flashback.

Natalie remembered running into a security guard as she left the restroom at the stadium. She fell
unconscious after that.

Did that security guard bring me here?

She hurriedly sat up in bed and surveyed her surroundings.

The bedroom she was in oozed luxury, and it was almost as opulent as the master bedroom in the
Thompson villa.

Natalie appraised her clothes. She sighed in relief when she realized she was still wearing the black
maxi dress she wore to the stadium.

She was still befuddled over the security guard and his reasons for housing her in such a luxurious room.

Natalie got off the bed and approached a window wall, her bare feet sinking into the soft carpeting.



She pulled open the curtains and was temporarily blinded by the sunlight.

On instinct, Natalie closed her eyes, waiting for the smarting sensation to subside before she opened
them again.

She now had a clear view of the scenery beyond her window.

A vast expanse of blue sea greeted her eyes.

Coconut trees dotted the pristine beach. Everything looked as beautiful as a painting.

Wisps of Natalie’s hair came loose from the sea breeze, and her skirt billowed, making for an arresting
sight.

Natalie’s heart sank as she took in the scenery. She fisted the curtains as she frowned.

Though she did not know where she was, one thing was clear—she was no longer in the same country
as Shane.

The coastal areas in their honeymoon destination had all been developed into tourist spots. The
secluded beach before her eyes undoubtedly belonged to a private island.

Just then, someone knocked on her room door, startling Natalie.

She whirled around and stared at the door warily.






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