The Wrong Woman
Chapter 618
After glancing at the narrow single bed, Nathan immediately agreed, "Okay. I'll sleep on the bed, you can sleep on my chest."
Mila smiled shyly. She said, "I'll sleep on the extra bed."
"Sleep on me," he said firmly.
"Your leg is injured, I might accidentally pressed on it."
"It's okay, just sleep on me."
"I don't want to."
"You have to sleep with me."
Mila paused before blinking at him. "Then I'll go home to sleep."
Nathan sighed deeply. Leaning closer to Mila, he gently murmured, "Chubs, are you doing this on purpose?"
"Doing what on purpose?"
"You are intentionally making things difficult for me."
Mila smiled, resigned. She caressed his hair and spoke in a soothing tone, "Be good, I'll come to see you tomorrow morning."
Nathan held her waist tightly and pulled her into his arms. He closed his eyes and whispered, "You can't go anywhere, stay here with me."
"I..."
Before Mila could reply, there was a knock on the door.
"Nate."
belonged
froze as their faces
the curtain and turned
long face, Mila was
flowers, Fenna walked over with concern. She
gloomy. He angrily asked in a low
puzzled, so
asked again, "Who told you that I'm
asked, "Why don't you ask her? Who told
snorted coldly, "Do you want
ruined their good mood. Mila felt uncomfortable as
attitude remained firm.
know
et el
me? I'm just worried about your health.
to sit down. Then she quietly picked
phone from
a serious tone, "Did you tell Fenna about
Fenna. I only told Daniel and
Nathan instructed sternly,
"Investigate everyone who knew
hospitalization. Find out whodeaked it to Fenna and fire
"Yes, General Morrison."
panicked. She angrily said, "Nate, do you really
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