The Wrong Woman

Chapter 134

Suzanne was taken aback by Oliver’s genuine display of emotion. His tears were a testament to the depth of his feelings.

The emotion must have been intense to move such a composed man like Oliver to tears.

Amidst her astonishment, Suzanne studied Oliver’s subtle

expressions and his heartfelt sentiments, attempting to decipher his innermost thoughts.

Before Suzanne could gather her thoughts, Oliver suddenly pulled her into his embrace and held her tightly.

Startled, Suzanne struggled with all her might and demanded, “Let me go! What are you doing? Let me go!”

Oliver held onto her firmly, his head burying into her shoul voice was hoarse and choked with emotion as he conf you so much. Why are you treating me this way? Why mu cruel, be it before or after you lost your memory?”

With men naturally stronger than women, Suzanne found her unable to break free. The more she struggled, the tighter Olive became, almost suffocating her with his embrace. She felt her shoulders ache with the pressure.

His

love

SO

like a puppet. She gritted her

deeply. Please, give me a chance,” Oliver persisted, declaring

nothing stir within her heart, not even a hint of disgust. “I

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don’t love you.”

I will make you happy. I’ll cherish you

strong force yanked him away abruptly. Oliver lost his balance and stumbled backward,

by the powerful force, Suzanne stepped back in surprise. As she collected herself, she realized Nathan was standing between them. His expression was dark and stern, and his gaze piercing with

from the ground and brushed off the dust from his clothes with a hint of

to Hades, ablaze with killing intent. The chilling air surrounding him wa terrifying, as

but feel guilty. She felt

aze

to Oliver, his tone dripping with sarcasm each word cutting. “Your way of catching up seems rather special. Shall I arrange a room for

rising to Nathan’s bait, Oliver smirked with satisfaction, his tone devoid of respect. “I think that

Suzanne’s eyes were already brimming with tears. She had thought Nathan had come to her aid,