The Wrong Woman

Chapter 75

After regaining his composure, Nathan realized that he had overreacted and responded excessively.

He stood up and cleared his throat. Then, Nathan asked solemnly,” Tell me, what do you remember about the person who did this? Was it a man or a woman?”

Suzanne thought seriously for a moment before shaking her head. He was dressed in all black, wearing a black hat and a black mask. I couldn’t see his face.”

Nathan continued, “What about his height and build?”

“He-”

Just then, an urgent voice interrupted Suzanne.

“Nate! Nate!”

Sally rushed into the ward, looking bewildered. “Nate, there you are! just arrived and the place is heavily guarded. Everyone’s busy investigating something. What’s going on?”

Suzanne lowered her head in annoyance, suddenly feeling at a

for words.

Then, Sally turned to Suzanne on the bed, widening her eyes with exaggerated expression of shock.

She asked sarcastically, “Oh my God, Suzanne! You’re injured? Wh happened? Why are you injured? Who did this to you? Does it hurt

she was asking a series of concerned questions, there was hint of gloating in her tone.

flatly, “I’m fine.”

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at Nathan, anxiously asking, “Nate,

Nathan replied, “It’s

blinked, a puzzled look on her

someone?”

was utterly speechless. “Who could I have possibly offended?”

I heard from my uncle that before you started dating him, you had relationships with all sorts of men. You were bold

and offended

felt powerless and didn’t know how to retort-especially in

a sense of mortification

flame of yours in the camp-someone you hurt before. They might be seeking revenge because they can’t stand seeing

Suzanne asked, “What makes

an enemy of Nate’s because everyone

slowly, “Ms. Hoffis, you’re good at making things up. You should write a book.”

wanted to say more, but Nathan’s face had grown sulle

wrist with force. His voice was low and hostile a

almost as if he wanted t crush her

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smiled at Suzanne. “Rest well. Nate and I will-”

could finish her sentence, she was

closed her eyes, burying her head