The Wrong Woman

Chapter 180

Oliver seethed with rage, but his voice was stifled, unable to break free from the force that dragged him away.

Sally, pretending to be weak, stumbled and leaned on Loretta. “Nate, I nearly drowned. Why would you do this to me? You knew I couldn’t swim. Did you want to harm me?”

Despite her claim of being unable to swim, Sally managed to stay afloat for 20 minutes. After finally getting out, she appeared

remarkably composed. The most perplexing part was her complete lack of symptoms related to aquaphobia.

Noticing something was unusual, Loretta tightly grasped Sally’s hand, scrutinizing her with astonishment. “Sally, have you overcome your fear of water? Are you no longer afraid?”

Sally hesitated for a moment before bursting into tears. “Grandma, I’m terrified. I’m shaking all over, and I’m scared to death.”

Nathan’s expression darkened. Without a word, he turne away, with Cole and Lucas trailing behind.

“Nate!” Sally cried out from behind them, sobbing uncontroll Nate, please don’t leave! Why are you treating me like this?”

Loretta held Sally close in distress, sharing in her tears.

walked

Manor and headed toward the hospital, Nathan reclined in the backseat, closing his eyes to rest.

back to a year ago. When Sally first returned, she ran to him, embracing him tightly with tears of joy. “Nate,

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Nathan attributed her change in demeanor to

you have two days. I want detailed

was taken aback.

curtly.

investigate Sally. She came from a respectable background and had grown

bewildered, Cole respectfully accepted the

area, then hurried/ to the

the nurse replied, “She was discharged an hour ago.”

her discharge?” Nathan’s

explained, “She left a

In the car, he repeatedly dialed

returned home to the Morrison Residence, where only the butler had seen Suzanne return an hour earlier. Less than ten minutes later, she left with a bag, leaving no

daze on the edge of the bed. He gazed at the pile

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