Summary of Chapter 1164 – A turning point in After I Stopped Loving Him by Daisy White
Chapter 1164 immerses the reader in an emotional journey within the world of After I Stopped Loving Him, written by Daisy White. With the hallmarks of Romance literature, this chapter balances emotion, tension, and revelation. Perfect for readers seeking narrative depth and authentic human connections.
"I've rested for two days, and I feel much better. I genuinely have urgent business to handle personally. I'll explain it to Jordan so you won't be held responsible."
Natalie walked past the housekeeper toward the door.
The housekeeper followed close behind, asking anxiously, "Should I arrange a driver for you, Mrs. Lane?"
"No need. I'll drive myself."
"Given your current condition, it's best if you don't get behind the wheel."
"I know my own body. Stop hovering."
Shut down so bluntly, the housekeeper had no choice but to bite her tongue.
The young mistress of the house had become increasingly difficult to please lately.
In contrast, the new mistress treated the staff with far more respect.
Minutes later, Natalie drove out of the Lane Estate and headed straight for the Cabinda Hotel.
All the way there, her mind raced, wondering why York had summoned her.
The Cabinda Hotel was a highly public venue, and she was a regular. Practically every staff member there recognized her.
If she wasn't careful, someone would spot her meeting with York.
That devil had to be doing this on purpose.
Natalie gritted her teeth in pure hatred, but she was entirely at his mercy.
York still possessed those incriminating photos.
He had mailed them to Isabella, but instead of leaking them to the press, Isabella had handed them over to Jordan. Naturally, Jordan kept it quiet to save face. To the outside world, she was still Mrs. Lane Junior, half of a perfectly happy marriage.
No one knew the filthy, degrading ordeal she had endured.
But if she pissed York off, he could post those photos online in a heartbeat. Her reputation would be annihilated, dragging both the Gates and Lane families through the mud. She couldn't even stomach the thought of the fallout.

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