Chapter 216 Why Was Spending Time Together So Difficult

"Does it matter whether I believe it or not?" Natalie nonchalantly retorted.

Henry furrowed his brows slightly, showing reluctance to engage in further conversation with her.

After turning back to lie on the bed, Henry spoke again, "Fetch me some paper and a pen."

"What for?" Natalie asked, puzzled.

"Just go and get it."

Natalie scrutinized him, unable to discern anything from his expression. Eventually, she turned around and fetched paper and a pen for him.

Once Henry had the pen and paper, he began to write with determination.

Natalie had no idea what he was jotting down. She didn't pay much attention to it, either.

To her surprise, after he was done, Henry casually tossed the pen aside and handed her the paper. He said, "Hold onto this."

Natalie looked at him, perplexed, and didn't immediately take the paper.

Henry couldn't help but urge, "Hurry and take it! You can read the contents carefully."

Natalie, now thoroughly confused, reluctantly accepted the paper. She read th