The Wrong Woman

Chapter 56

Fog and mist covered the air the next morning. The spring sun had yet to peek out from the clouds.

Suzanne was woken up by some noise outside her bedroom. She put on her sweater and got out of the room.

Some servants were moving a bunch of furniture and other items. down from the second floor.

Florence and Gary were in the living room downstairs, still dressed in their pajamas.

“Why are you leaving all of a sudden, Dukie? You know your father and I like it when our family is living together. Why don’t you just continue living here?”

Suzanne looked down from the railing, vaguely understanding what was going on.

Wendy soon arrived in the living room, nosy as ever. She didn’t hesitate to get straight to the point. “Dukie, Suzanne only just m back in yesterday, yet you guys are already moving out today two clearly don’t like her. We’re all family here. Why do you ha behave so cruelly?”

Duke Morrison and his wife Layla Unvine no longer wanted to keep their act upon hearing that question.

Layla said glumly, “You’re a saint, Wendy. You’re capable of living wi anyone. Not me, though. I was born into a respectable family. My father is a college professor, and my mother is a musician. I was raised with proper education from a young age and never mingled with the rabble.”

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the CEO’s wife. We can’t possibly lower our status and live with

Layla made her stance clear, she proudly walked

her high heels clicking on the

was a meek young man. He quickly left the house with his tail tucked between his legs after bidding

fists as sadness and grievance gathered in her

the rabble?

hurt Suzanne deeply.

leave the house and slowly wiped away her

tears.

and we still don’t know if he’s still alive or not. Now, Dukie

consoling her, “Don’t cry, dear. You can’t

back to live here if Suzan

stays?”

be back soon. Nathan likes Sally, after all He’s bound to

anxious. “How long do we have to

shirt, eyes glancing upward. “Mom… ”

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Florence looked up and saw Suzanne, she grew

daughter-in-law too and coughed awkwardly before saying, “Sorry, Suzanne. Your mom isn’t in the best mood now that Dukie and Layla moved out. I was just saying it to console her. I hope you