The Wrong Woman

Chapter 205

Suzanne helped him sit up before propping up the meal table on the bed. Then, she brought the food over from the other table.

This amount of injury was nothing to him, and he certainly didn’t need anyone to look after him.

As for why he only sat up with her help, he simply enjoyed being cared for by her. Hence, he pretended to be weak.

She placed the dishes on the table and asked while getting him soup, “Why is Liam in Muzat, Nathan? Your parents said he hadn’t been home in five years. Is he dealing drugs?”

Nathan explained casually, “With my family’s wealth, he doesn’t need to resort to such illegal trades for money.”

“It looked to me like he had business with the drug traffickers. Why didn’t you go look for him?”

He picked up a set of utensils and handed it to her. “You should eat too.”

“You go ahead.” She sat at the foot of the bed and placed the bowl of soup in

front of him.

“Eatith me.”

“Okay,” she replied softly. She took the utensils from him and started

eating.

Not a moment of silence later, she asked again, “Liam isn’t a criminal, right?”

darkened. “He graduated from the

realizing Liam’s identity, he

bewilderedly at Nathan.

resort to dealing drugs when he had his family’s business as a source

so, he was most likely a narcotics officer. He hadn’t returned home in five years because he was involved in the most dangerous job in

why he couldn’t

your family know?”

they can’t know.”

of being a narcotics police very clearly. She suddenly felt conflicted

up and noticed her dull expression.

wouldn’t have been able to make it back safely. It was normal to care about the person who saved her life. Besides, Liam

she mumbled in a low voice. She

anything more and

something, Suzanne asked again, “Nathan, Liam isn’t in trouble, is he?”

felt constricted, and he didn’t feel like

be fine.”

almost killed when he was discovered as a spy during his investigation,”

brother.”

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his spoon down and grabbed a tissue to clean his mouth. He then lightly exhaled

did

full.” He leaned

frowned and stared quizzically at his sudden change in

“I’m not hungry.”