The Wrong Woman
Chapter 544
Nathan felt lost. Meanwhile, Mila crawled out of the car in a different direction. She brushed off the dust as she got to her feet.
Phoebe ran over to help her and asked, "Mila, are you okay?"
"I'm fine," Mila replied. She scanned her surroundings.
Beside the men who had collapsed from inhaling the ether earlier, there were a few others wearing gas masks, with bullet wounds on their thighs. They were lying on the ground, too afraid to move.
Mila realized more men had been brought in and finally understood why Phoebe couldn't handle the situation alone.
Nathan examined Mila from head to toe. He breathed a sigh of relief when he saw that she was okay.
damaged and they couldn't drive it anymore. "The police will
She made her way to his car and
at Nathan with
at Mila for quite a
entered the driver's seat while Phoebe tapped the passenger side window. As the window lowered, she said, "Mila, you should sit in the back with General Morrison." With a frown, Mila muttered, "Just
her cheeks unhappily. She reluctantly got into the back seat with Nathan, who had always
the underground parking lot and entered the bustling street. There was an uneasy tension lingering in the
watching the scenery as it passed by. She had expected to hear Nathan criticize her and Mila, but he remained silent. Moments later, Nathan's gentle voice broke the silence. "You can ask me anything you want to know. You don't
to Nathan to find
It dawned on her that there was no way Nathan could be talking to her in such a gentle way. She turned her head
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been holed up there for six months, which explains the
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