The Wrong Woman

Chapter 19

Nathan was stunned. He looked into Suzanne’s bright, round eyes. Tears were welling up in

her eyes.

He felt a sense of unfamiliarity. At the same time, he didn’t understand why she was upset. So, he felt a little irritated.

“What’s wrong?”

Suzanne turned away from him and quickly wiped away the tears.

She calmed herself down and said, “It’s evening right now. All of your family members should be at home. I’ll head in first. Stand at the door and listen to what happens.”

She stepped out of the car after she said that. She walked into the house without waiting for Nathan.

As soon as she walked in, Suzanne met the butler, Edgar.

Edgar was about 50 years old. He was very stoic and quick–witted. He quickly snapped back to his senses after his initial shock.

“Welcome, Mrs. Morrison. You’re just in time. Dinner is about to start,” Edgar said politely.

Suzanne could tell Edgar was only polite to her because of his professional ethics. Everyone in the household was prejudiced against her.

politely before walking in.

seated around a seven–foot–long coffee table. They were happily

good evening…”

of Suzanne’s voice destroyed the peaceful

quiet. Everyone stared

her skin crawl. She was anxious and felt lost. She wanted to greet the rest of the in–laws, but someone spoke up and drowned her

is she calling

She’s the caregiver who lives in Shovale and takes care of Grandma. I don’t know

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Grandma force Nathan to marry her by threatening to kill herself. Did you forget? She came to live with us for a few days

who she is. I completely forgot.”

cunning and shameless woman like

righteous and has such outstanding achievements. But his marriage has

so

He holds such

like her is not good enough to be a maid, much less

she’s living here. I don’t want to dine at the same table as her. She makes me lose

at her without consideration of her

was shaking from the anger. Tears were welling up in her eyes from her frustration, but she used every

humiliation she felt when she just moved in was even worse. Back then, she believed