The Wrong Woman

Chapter 219

Nathan moved closer to Suzanne, whispering, “You didn’t leave?”

She pretended to be calm. “I left and then came back.”

“Did you forget to get your book?”

Suzanne grew outraged because she thought he was a scumbag, but she couldn’t stop herself from being inexplicably attracted to him.

She responded aggressively, “I’m not taking it!”

“Hmm.” Nathan appeared to be standing calmly, but beneath his dignified and composed demeanor, his heart was in turmoil, restless and uneasy.

She plucked up the courage to ask “Are you planning to stay home. for a few more days or return to the military base?”

He frowned slightly. “Why did you ask?”

It was impossible for her to gather evidence of his infidelity or to provoke him into domestic abuse, but getti closer to him would make it easier.

“I want to follow you,” Suzanne said.

Nathan paused and stared at her intently. Her attitude abruptly shifted, which made him feel a little gratified.

He swallowed nervously and exhaled softly. “I won’t return to the military base for the time being. I’ll just go downstairs to drink some water,” he replied.

immediately stepped aside and stood there, gesturing for him to

stiff and fake manner was very out of character. She had just argued with him and left angrily. Why did she suddenly change her demeanor?

downstairs. When he looked back, she had already

walked by the living room for a glass of water,

soon chatted with his family in

her than before, possibly because Nathan was

lights in the garden. were dazzling, and cicadas were

her chin.

continued thinking about what Nathan had said to her earlier. She told herself it wasn’t advisable to fall in love and not

jerk.

his first love. He was simply a mbag who was cheating on her

couldn’t

be with

voice kept swirling in her memories. She was dumbfounded, as

heard the door open. She cleared her mind

on the bedside

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his phone. He had been looking at her

room.

fly off the balcony if he didn’t

moment.

must be a lot.

turned, she leaned against the curtain, staring at