The Wrong Woman

chapter 182

“Why won’t he divorce you if he doesn’t love you?”

Suzanne was hungry, but the food tasted like nothing to her.

“His grandmother likes me a lot,” she mumbled.

“Oh, he’s quite the model grandson.”

The pair continued eating their mac and cheese in silence.

A while later, Sienna picked up an apple and began peeling the fruit.

“I think, no matter how fiery the relationship is, people are always madly in love before they get married. After

marriage, everything changes.”

She continued, “In a marriage, there’s no love. There’s only duty and companionship. It doesn’t matter if he loves you or not as long as he’s willing to spend on you.”

Suzanne smiled bitterly at her and said, “Why are you so pessimistic when you’re not even married yet?”

Sienna laughed. “I’ve seen too many unfortunate

circumstances in married life to ever want to get married. Besides, it’s not that bad being on my own.”

“I want to be like you, too,” Suzanne agreed. “After I get divorced, I’ll never get married again. I’ll spend the rest of my life alone like you.

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to be alone if you’re

lips and nodded.

apple to her and asked curiously, It’s been two days since you left your home. Do you think your husband

and replied, “He doesn’t know you’re my friend. He won’t show

The general of the Norvanian Military! Aren’t you aware

if he’s capable of dealing with such advanced

apple slice. She suddenly felt a bit anxious–Sienna had a

moment, the doorbell

her hands on a tissue and stood up. “That

my parcel. I’ll go open the door.”

gloomy, Suzanne took a bite of the apple slice and

frozen in place as she stared at the tall and muscular man

her.

intimidating. There was

him were two subordinates who looked equally intimidating. Sienna was stunned speechless

a brief moment. Then he

who he was or why he was looking for Suzanne, let

him, and she proceeded to

dazedly.

“Suzanne is inside.”

entire apple slice into her mouth

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got up and walked out of the room when the man

walked in.

living room was small–there was little

put on a