The Wrong Woman

Chapter 20

Suzanne knew that Nathan had entered the house.

Nathan was the youngest among his siblings, but his authority was apparent. Everyone feared and respected him. Even his parents had to listen to him.

Suddenly, his parents stood up excitedly and walked toward him with smiles on their faces. They casually walked past Suzanne.

His father, Gary Morrison, said joyfully, “Nate, you’ve finally found the time to come home!

His mother, Florence Lowe, was also filled with joy. “Let me get a good look at you, Nate. Have you gotten slimmer this past month?”

Nathan slowly pushed away Florence’s hands, which were cupping his face.

“Since you’re back, at least stay for a few days.” Florence could sense that Nathan was unhappy.

Nathan completely ignored his parents‘ words. He glanced at the people in the living room coldly.

He yelled at his siblings and their partners. “Whose appetite did my wife upset? Whose house did she stain?”

His wife? Suzanne trembled. She was shocked and moved by Nathan’s words.

She didn’t expect Nathan to yell at his family for her sake. The sadness and humiliation she felt were eased by his words.

back and looked at each other. They were too

attitude. Since he was Nathan’s father, he reprimanded him. “Nate, these are your

Gary. He softened his tone but resolutely said, “Dad, do they

expression fell as he was at

elder brothers and sisters–in–law were the ones who were upset.

crossed

were just talking about that woman for a little while. Did you have to lose your temper

I bet you hate her

know, right? Saying we’re disrespectful

room descended into

It’s too upsetting”

to live here. Even if he didn’t love her, he shouldn’t humiliate her like

he grabbed

where are you going? Your brothers and sisters–in -law were just commenting about Suzanne. You shouldn’t throw such a huge

and I didn’t even say

us, Loo?”

Mom, I’m bringing Suzanne back to Sudvilla. I’ll

just came back. Why are you leaving so

bother explaining anymore. He got into the car, and they were off.

depressing. Suzanne leaned back in her seat weakly and turned to the side to gaze at the