The Wrong Woman
Chapter 72
Chapter 72
Suzanne knew he was pointing out that Sally was chasing after them.
Thinking of the affectionate moments between Nathan and Sally at the military base, along with Nathan’s care and concern for Sally, extreme discomfort pierced her heart.
Suzanne lowered her head and chose not to say another word.
Nathan gazed at her melancholic profile, and his deep eyes became somber while his eyebrows slightly furrowed.
A sense of uneasiness lingered within him as he wondered if she was that unwilling to be with him, and whether she was thinking about
Oliver.
After a brief internal struggle, Nathan couldn’t bear seeing her distressed any longer. He asked at last, “Where would you like to get
off?”
Suzanne bit her lip and a wave of sadness surged in her as she realized that in the end, he was letting her get out of the car.
“Anywhere is fine,” she muttered.
passenger seat, Cole hurriedly chimed in, “Madam, v on the highway;
Many people there are fond of
her. Thus,
he
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the driver’s seat with
“It’s true. Dr. Lawrence often
chance to find her way out of this uncomfortable situation, Suzanne declared,
this. “Madam, this time, I’ll teach you self-defense seriously. I won’t play tricks
several times, Lucas found her to be gentle, generous, and tolerant. Hence, he laughed and said, “I apologize; it was my mistake. But I won’t do it again. Whatever you want to learn, I’ll do my best
I don’t
“Strength can be trained. First, eat more
could finish his words, a
“Focus on driving.”
tone carried a hint of anger. Lucas was startled and immediately straightened up, saying, “Yes,
didn’t dare
atmosphere abruptly
About The Wrong Woman - Chapter 72
The Wrong Woman is the best current series of the author Ginny Not Genie. With the below Chapter 72 content will make us lost in the world of love and hatred interchangeably, despite all the tricks to achieve the goal without any concern for the other half, and then regret. late. Please read chapter Chapter 72 and update the next chapters of this series at novelebook.com