The Wrong Woman

Nathan asked sternly, “Who are you trying to insult by sleeping on the floor?”

Suzanne was enveloped in his masculine scent. She felt like she was about to suffocate.

Her mind was in disarray as she stuttered, “I-I just thought that i-it wouldn’t be appropriate for us to s-sleep together when you’re in love with s-someone else.”

Nathan raised an eyebrow and smirked. “I have no feelings for you, so even if you were dancing naked in front of me, I wouldn’t spare you a second glance, let alone touch you.”

His words stung the most vulnerable part of her, crushing her.

She wanted to say something back in retort but choked up, afraid to reveal her feelings. She could only bite her lip in silence as her eyes grew misty.

Nathan was momentarily dazed as he gazed into her beautiful, teary eyes.

However, he swiftly laid back on the bed the next second and ordered, “Turn the lights off and sleep.”

Immediately, the voice-activated system in the room turned off the lights.

the darkness. Still, she quickly repositioned herself

was wide, so even though they both occupied one end each, there was still a large gap between

to fall

to fatigue in the

…

the sound of a phone ringing

and saw Nathan dressed handsomely in

because she was blinded by love, but he seemed to sparkle,

answered softly, “Good morning, Sally. What’s up?”

the other woman’s reply, but she could hear Nathan’s worried response. “You caught a cold? I’ll head over

up, feeling a pang of jealousy after hearing Sally’s name.

eyes, Nathan ended the call and turned around to face her.

be a loyal husband. Being faithful is

hesitated before replying, “Our families are close, and Sally’s my childhood friend. We’re just friends, so this doesn’t

love each other to the point of sticking close to each other every

felt her eyes burning and her

she cried out, “Nathan Morrison, can’t you