The Wrong Woman
Chapter 473
Phoebe couldn't wrap her head around what Mila just said. After holding it in for a while, she asked quietly, "Mila, you're pregnant with Mr. Morrison's child. He still has feelings for you, so why don't you try to fight for it?
"Just give him a little nod, and he'll be devoted to you."
Mila looked at Phoebe seriously. She said word by word, "Nathan knows that Fenna likes him a lot."
Phoebe was puzzled. She responded, "So what?"
Mila smiled bitterly as she tapped Phoebe's head. She said, "To arrange someone who admires you to work by your side is either they like you or consider you as a backup option."
Phoebe finally understood.
As long as Fenna remained by Nathan's side, Mila didn't want to be involved in this mess.
so you'll be seeing Mr. Morrison often. Some things will be hard to avoid, especially when you're about to
belly. She heaved a deep sigh
a taxi to the military base. They didn't want to
the gate then inputted their identity information, verified their fingerprints, and so on. Finally, they
a dormitory apartment farthest from Nathan on purpose. Phoebe helped Mila arrange her baggage before returning to her
a knock on the
to open the door. "Phoebe, you can leave me alone. I'll handle the rest myself..." Mila's voice trailed off as she saw the man standing at the door.
know she was
heart raced. She pretended to be calm and asked, "Mr.
His gaze
orientation tomorrow morning. If you have something to discuss, you can talk to me once I start working." Nathan smiled bitterly. He sarcastically said, "General Morrison, leader, Mr. Morrison, you might
you of me getting attached to you, that you're
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