The Wrong Woman

Chapter 34

Vera patted Suzanne on the back of her hand comfortingly. “Don’t worry. I’m healthier than you think.”

Suzanne breathed a sigh of relief. “Thank goodness you’re fine! You scared me last night!”

Vera’s smile widened even more. “I’m not that fragile, you know. I need to recover as soon as possible so that I can deal with that pesky third-wheeler for you once and for all.”

Nathan’s expression crumbled when he heard Vera’s words. He corrected her seriously, “Grandma, there aren’t any third-wheelers in

our marriage.”

Vera huffed in response. She sounded as if she was the one getting cheated on, judging from how frustrated her tone was.

“Then what about that skank from last night? I refuse to believe that platonic friendships can exist between a man and a woman!”

Nathan couldn’t refute Vera at all. He looked like he was about, but he forced himself not to say anything.

Suzanne was tickled pink at the sight of Nathan looking so

speechless and exasperated. Then again, it was incredibly rude of her to laugh, so she dipped her head and pursed her lips together tightly in an attempt to hold her laughter back. Even the corners of her mouth threatened to curve upward.

Nathan’s gaze softened when he noticed Suzanne’s attempt to reel back her laughter. Meanwhile, Vera patted Suzanne gently on the

back.

“Chubs, I’ve already ordered a housekeeper to prepare new toiletries

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right now. You

Suzanne replied obediently.

that, she entered the

she’s a wonderful woman who’s a good match for you. Nate, you mustn’t divorce her justst because that woman

couldn’t risk angering Vera even more, delast her health decline again. “Got it,” he replied.

“Be honest with me. Do you

chair closer to Vera. Then, he leaned over and answered, Grandma, I’ve objected

thes

you shouldn’t have forced us to marry back then. This is wrong. It’s also unfair

the subject. I’m asking if you ha

pondered about the question seriously

only spent a few days together as well. We barely knowwaach other, let

you muststatake responsibility. Don’t ever treat marriage like a child’s game, and goou must never

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dirt.”

shining in his eyes. He could only nod helplessly in

“Got it, Grandma.”

in return. “Couples who go through thick and thin together will be