The Wrong Woman
Chapter 94
Chapter 94
Sally broke into a fit of coughs after she was released. Gasping, she took in deep breaths.
Panic washed over her and she didn’t dare to anger Oliver again.
Oliver continued driving as if nothing happened. He muttered calmly,”
You’re not allowed on base anymore. Dad wants me to take you home. Also, she must never appear in front of my parents.”
“Why?” Sally asked timidly.
Oliver huffed. “Older folks usually rely on instincts to judge people. And Vera Cross is a prime example of this. They don’t care about evidence or scientific proof. They wouldn’t even believe you if you presented them with a DNA report.”
Sally rolled her eyes. “That old witch is just confused because of
dementia.”
Oliver glanced coldly at Sally. He felt uneasy.
Some people were born exceptional and were as bright as a dial no matter the circumstances. But some could never hide their s
-no matter how much they tried to cover it.
The sky gradually brightened.
She tossed and turned and even tried to scratch it. But the bandage prevented her from satisfying the
the restless Suzanne drowsily and asked gently, “What’s wrong, Suzy?”
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waking up Suzanne instantly. She widened her eyes
the tension
also came to his senses and realized
well-hidden affection
his throat awkwardly and sat
nodded. The itch was bothering her a lot. She furrowed her
just expressing her worries. But it still sent shivers down
lightning bolt, sending electricity through his veins. He
at Suzanne with a
does it itch?”
She poi wound at the
the
regain his composure. He
healing. Or
infection. Let me have a look at it.”
Suzanne froze.
brow, “Can’t I
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