The Wrong Woman

At noon, while tending to Mila, the nurse remarked, "Your husband hasn't taken a break since early this morning. He's been sitting outside."

Mila remained stoic, showing no reaction to the nurse's observation.

As evening approached, the nurse finished helping Mila with her fourth meal and assisted her with washing up.

Unable to contain her concern, the nurse mentioned, "Mrs. Morrison, Mr. Morrison is still outside, keeping watch."

Nonetheless, Mila's expression remained unchanged.

In the following days, whenever Nathan entered the ward to visit her, Mila would pretend to be asleep.

Even if she had just woken up, she would use rest as a pretext to ask him not to disturb her.

On the day of Mila's discharge, Vera and Wendy arrived, leaving Nathan with little to do.

All he could manage that day was to drive and carry the luggage.

The vehicle made its way slowly toward the Morrison Residence.

In the empty courtyard in front of the house, Gary called for everyone from the Morrison family to gather outside and greet Mila.

While some were genuinely welcoming, others displayed disdain, their impatience evident on their faces.

Layla stood with her hands in her pockets, looking displeased as she observed the approaching vehicle.

she muttered under her breath, "It's just giving birth,

his finger, signaling her to be quiet. "Shh,

through the tense silence, his tone cold and cutting. "Layla, hasn't the Morrison family always

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