The President’s Mistake A Tale of Love and Regret novel Chapter 355

She chose to go for a morning run, and there was a small park not far from the apartment—about a kilometer.

It was rather bustling on Saturday and Sunday, with children playing and the elderly strolling gently. Freya was followed by Nathaniel.

The refurbishment of the old town had also been on the program, and Nathaniel ought to be very busy these days.

Although he was a distant individual, he was very mindful of the guidelines that governed the group company's operation. Buildings under his company's management had seismic resistance levels of level 8 or higher.

Since Technologent Group had a track record of integrity in the real estate industry, the municipal authorities chose to award Nathaniel the contract for Brusville's refurbishment.

Even though he had been nearly insane with demolition problems these past few days, he continued to take care of Freya and make her three meals a day.

Even Freya, who deep down disliked him, thought it was too much work for him at this point, as she watched him change into athletic clothes and go for a morning run with her.

"Mr. Nathaniel, I understand that business has been extremely busy lately."

Nathaniel carefully pacing beside Freya to keep her safe from other runners.

"Well, quite hectic!"

After inhaling, Freya remarked, "You are really busy. Thus, you will no longer need to cook for me or look after me. Either a live-in nanny or a part-time employee will be hired by me."

Freya looked a little uncomfortable as Nathaniel halted and fixed her gaze on her.

Nathaidiel did not allow anyone to approach Freya.

Part-time employment was acceptable, but she wanted to hire a live-in nanny. He was unable to accept it.

Anger marred his eyes, yet he couldn't possibly be upset with her. Reaching up, he squeezed her wrist and forced her to one side of the tree trunk.

Abruptly terrified in front of so many people, Freya wondered what he wanted to do.

It was up to Taylor to keep an eye on Abigail's affairs since he was the only one who wasn't working. Nathaniel and Freya decided that for any future news about Abigail, he must communicate with Freya.

Although Freya did not suggest this, the last time she slid down the edge of the Mount Kosciuszko Mountain Range, she nearly scared Nathaniel to death.

He was no longer brave.

Honestly, no matter how many challenges he faced—even at the brink of death—Nathaniel has never been so afraid of anyone since he was a little child.

He led Freya to the willow tree on the side, which was pretty private, and turned on the hands-free.

Koen spoke calmly and indifferently: "Mr. Nathaniel, something happened in the women's prison."

"Say!" Nathaniel frowned.

His relationship with Abigail had truly ended a long time ago. Abigail saved him. Michael had assisted him in business previously, and he owed them both.