The Wrong Woman
Chapter 496
Mila sneered. "Are you truly clueless or are you just pretending?"
“I'm completely clueless,” Nathan replied.
"I excel in professional knowledge and skills, but I lack experience in schemes, tricks, and tactics. I'm no match for anyone in that regard,” Mila explained.
Nathan was lost. He gently turned her toward him, held her face in his hands, and looked into her eyes. "No one can defeat you when I'm by your side."
Mila pushed Nathan's hand away, stepped back, and said angrily, “I'm sorry, you're the reason Fenna just defeated me."
Confusion and helplessness clouded Nathan's face.
Mila grew even more irritated when she realized he didn't understand her frustration. She pounded Nathan's chest and warned, “I won't forgive you if anything happens to our baby because of you. Prepare yourself for a divorce."
turned away and
Nathan caught up, Mila was already getting into the car driven by Phoebe. Phoebe closed the door and assured, "General Morrison, don't worry, I'll safely take
opening the car door and getting
and gazed silently out the window. The car continued down the street, with Mila remaining silent for the entire journey. Nathan didn't know how to cheer Mila up. He tried to
plane ride and after they got back to the military base, Mila didn't
their dorms. That night, Mila's phone kept buzzing with messages and calls, but she ignored them and turned her phone
woke up early to get ready. She was determined to push
research department office,
the knot?" one professor asked
at everyone in astonishment. "How did you
like wildfire in the research
where's your mystery
getting hitched because there's a bun in
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