The Wrong Woman
Chapter 402
Chapter 402
Nathan fell into a momentary silence.
Instead of questioning how Mila had learned of his accident, he nervously asked, “Chubs, are you outside?”
Mila replied casually, “Yeah, I was on my way to meet Sienna and spotted you guys.”
With concern etched into his voice, Nathan asked, “Do you have a bodyguard with you? Is Phoebe there?”
Mila paused briefly before replying, “I’m alone. I didn’t bring anyone.”
Nathan’s urgency grew as he pressed, “Share your location with me. I’ll send someone over immediately.”
Once more, Mila fell silent, realizing Nathan hadn’t been concerned about her question at all.
Despite her worries about his car accident, he hadn’t mentioned a word about it. Instead, he showed more concern for her safety.
“Nate, everything’s fine. I’m just meeting up with a friend,” Mila reassured him, hoping to alleviate his concern. “Phoebe will join me shortly.
alone.
older brother. “Next time you go out, you need to inform me. You can’t There must always be someone with you, understood?”
Mila mumbled, “Understood.
his situation. “I was rear–ended by another car, but thankfully,
she asked, “Are you injured?”
I’m okay,” Nathan reassured her.
with Fenna. She wanted to broach the subject but found herself at
sarcastic voice cut in, “Seems like even a spare tire needs emotional maintenance these days.
overheard these words, her heart went
had she ever regarded Nathan as a
inadvertently causing trouble?
and whispered, “Nate, is that constant buzzing
“You
wry smile and retorted, “Would you
what I
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“How close does she have to be to eavesdrop on our conversation? Even her
paused, the silence stretching uncomfortably.
what Nathan was doing. Was he
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