Mistaken Marriage, Unexpected Love

Camila ended the call and turned to Debora. “I’m sorry, something urgent came up. I need to go. Let me offer you a toast with this glass of water. I wish you all the best.” She held up her glass of water toward Debora and drank it.

Isaac watched Camila gather her purse with a meaningful smirk. He waited for her to stand up and said, “What a coincidence! I have something to take care of as well. Why don’t we leave together?”

Camila paused, her eyes growing wide as saucers.

For some unknown reason, Isaac was irked that Camila was pretending not to know him.

He was eager to see how long she could keep up the act.

As expected, all eyes turned to Camila.

They were wearing similar expressions of surprise and confusion. What a coincidence, indeed.

had just come up for the both of them at the same

time, Debora felt a prickle of unease. She was able to brush aside Isaac’s comment earlier, but

and Camila closely, trying to spot any tiny detail that might clue her in

something wrong, Camila?” Debora

tempted to tell Debora that she was actually Isaac’s wife. She

matter was that she didn’t dare. She couldn’t afford to provoke the

the Military Central Hospital; she couldn’t risk losing

not to mention

something happened at home. I’m sorry, but I should

that they would leave things at that, but Isaac seemed hell-bent on

also asked me to

smile on Camila’s face almost dropped. If she had been any less disciplined, she