The Wrong Woman

Chapter 185

Nathan walked out of the small apartment with a gloomy expression. A cold and chilling gush of air was felt when he walked past Cole and Gilbert.

The two had never seen him with such a desolate demeanor before. They thought they’d freeze to death

n walking

behind him and didn’t even dare to breathe audibly.

They obediently followed him downstairs, and after getting in the car, they drove away.

In the backseat of the car, Nathan’s expression grew colder every passing minute. He leaned against the seat and shut his eyes without saying a word.

The atmosphere within the car became oppressive and icy— it was suffocating.

The sound of a ringing phone cut through the silence.

Cole felt like his phone was a hot coal in his pocket. Hastily, he fished it out of his pocket and answered the call for fear of disturbing Nathan at the back.

A while later, he hung up and turned toward Nathan

hesitantly.

He wanted to make a report, but he was also afraid of provoking Nathan. After being conflicted for quite a bit of time, he asked timidly, “General Morrison, they finished looking into Ms. Hoffis. Would you like the report now?”

“Speak,” he replied steely and curtly.

“Sunterland doesn’t support dual international identities, General, so Sally Hoffis no longer exists. The.

such a name

no one

was dull, but his tone grew

nodded. “Yes, she’s not

name

Hoffis.”

man’s expression soured. “Continue.”

with a detailed report.

Hoffis was admitted into

didn’t live on campus

knew about her.

for all her subjects. She’d receive numerous awards. She even

five academic papers when she was in

of which were published by the most

renowned academic journals.

busy to even attend her graduation

university at the

to work at a research center. Her work was

only had 60 days

per year.”

know about the particulars of her job or its location. They could only meet during her off days. They weren’t allowed to contact or see her

month before she returned to

together when they made video calls to

away. We only found

There was