Natalie Jackson:
When Frank and I arrived home, I got out of his car and went back into the house.
"Natalie," Franklin called my name just as I was about to climb the stairs.
I paused and waited to hear him out.
"I am sorry about what went on back there," he said, and I sighed, understanding that it was not his fault.
"It's alright. I do not hold any grudges against you," I said and turned to go upstairs.
I went back to my bedroom and sank into the bed, lost in deep thoughts.
I knew that Franklin and I had just reconciled our marriage, and I shouldn't take what his mother said or his family wanting him to marry Gloria seriously.
I got up from the bed and went to bathe.
Later, I came out from the bathroom, entered the closet, and grabbed a simple white nightgown because it was alre
