The Wrong Woman

Chapter 264

only liked you.

The words felt like stimulants being injected into Nathan’s anxious heart. He felt excited and happy, but also nervous and restless. His joy was laced with a hint of worry.

In the heat of the moment, he couldn’t resist the urge and pressed a hand against the back of her head. He then lowered his head and kissed her lips. He poured all the love in his heart into the kiss.

Mila’s hand instinctively flew to his chest to put some distance between them.

Afraid she’d run away, Nathan’s free arm wrapped around her waist and he pulled her into his embrace.

Her entire body was pressed against his muscular chest. She let out a sound of surprise before she was kissed until her lips were swollen She was lightheaded and felt like she was running low on oxygen.

His breath was hot on her skin. This made her entire body limp. She leaned into his embrace and allowed him to kiss her into oblivion.

His kisses were deep, but he still had some sort of restraint.

Everytime before he went overboard, he was able to suppress his desires and release her. Then, he would turn away without a shred

and run off somewhere

the pair headed to the civil affairs office and finalized their divorce

weren’t any hesitations or

home, Mila was in deep thought for a long time. In

like seeing

told Nathan

didn’t want her to run into Oliver at the Hoffis Manor. Hence, he had Lucas head over to the Hoffis’ to escort them to their home instead.

light refreshments. She then sat in the living room anxiously waiting. She didn’t quite feel excited,

nervous.

remember how she felt toward her grandparents. They were her

Hoffis.” Lucas’ voice rang out

and nervously looked

her, gently holding her hand while comforting her. Don’t be nervous.”

pursed her lips and said resignedly, “They don’t know me anymore. Grandma previously came looking for me on behalf of he fake granddaughter. She

Nathan was supportive of every decision she made. Even if it was risky, he didr want her to be wronged

the truth would be equivalent to telling Oliver and Sally everything as well.