The Wrong Woman

Chapter 161

Nervously, Suzanne halted Nathan’s hand and fumbled with the buttons on her shirt. “I don’t think we should go on.”

Confusion filled Nathan’s expression as he gazed at Suzanne. Her cheeks flushed with embarrassment, and she couldn’t meet his eyes. The air was tense with uncertainty.

Suzanne considered it-a regular guy might not be into someone who had dealt with a sexually transmitted infection three times.

She weighed the possibilities: he either loved her intensely or was convinced she was free from any diseases. Considering the slim chance of the former, she leaned toward the latter.

In a gentle tone, Suzanne asked, “Nathan, is there something you’re keeping from me?”

Nathan’s eyes wavered, but he insisted, “No.”

With his capabilities and the careful oversight of his two most trus assistants, Nathan was confident in the accuracy of the DNA resul

Suzanne released a gentle sigh, her mood sinking as she averted her gaze. “I don’t want to continue.”

A chill settled in Nathan’s heart, and his impulsive desires took a back seat. He gingerly distanced himself from her while dealing with his inner struggles and the pain he couldn’t put into words.

letting out a deep breath as he grappled with his emotions. He thought about

mind.

her clothes.

his inner turmoil and

us to

honest with each other.”

to share his secret.

he couldn’t bring himself to utter it. His

to her feet and declared with annoyance, “I don’t want to be around you. I’m heading back to my

couple of steps when Nathan hurriedly caught up, clasping

serious vibe around him that made it a bit tough for others

feared that once he mustered the courage to speak those words, Suzanne might respond with, “I don’t

Nathan’s uncertain expression and felt a sense hope. All she wanted was his honesty, and in return, she was ready to trust him and reveal

could work on unraveling the truth. Suzanne waited patiently for quite some time.

your room. I’ll go,” Nathan

anger flared up. She moved behind Nathan and pushed

want to see you.” Even though she spoke in a