The Wrong Woman

Over and over, Fenna played out the same narrative, and Mila had reached her limit.

Cameron led Fenna away with the police.

Cole carried Nathan, while Mila and Phoebe guided him out of the motel.

The night seemed destined for endless torment.

Unable to take Nathan, who was deeply ensnared in a drug-induced slumber, home with her, Mila chose to stay at the hotel.

Cole returned home with Phoebe.

In the quiet stillness of the early morning, Mila tenderly wiped Nathan's feverish body, trying to cool his soaring temperature.

Despite his drug-induced sleep, he appeared restless, as if the drug still held him in its grip. Mila pondered if easing some of his tension might offer him some relief.

She undressed them both and leaned in to kiss Nathan softly, positioning herself above him.

Just as she prepared to close the distance between them, Nathan's eyes snapped open.

Mila pulled back, her

for a moment before uttering,

Mila's eyes welled up as she softly touched his flushed cheek. "I'm

an instant, Nathan seized her wrist and yanked it forcefully away,

the sharp pain jolting through her wrist as she barely held on to the

naked body, his face turning pale with anger. He grabbed a blanket to wrap around himself and staggered into the bathroom. "Nate,

out!" Nathan roared. The sound of running water

and distressed, Mila cried

told you

In that

everyheart-wrenching moment,

fell apart. Mila couldn't

she had done wrong. Nathan had

because she hadn't taken care of him properly,

her thoughts and growing anxiety, she called out, "Nate, please, what's going on? Why are you angry?" From the bathroom, Nathan's voice lashed out, "Damn it, how drugged am I?

aback by his delirious words. After a moment of shock, she

retorted, "I don't care who you are. You have two minutes to get dressed and leave, or

couldn't help but

should she handle a husband so fiercely guarding his