The Wrong Woman

Chapter 116

Suzanne walked the two-hour journey back to Morrison Residence alone in the rain. By the time she reached her house, her entire body had grown weak.

After showering, Suzanne went to sleep in bed before even drying her hair. Only sleep could stop her from thinking about Nathan.

Suzanne didn’t leave the room nor felt hungry for the entire day. She woke up at midnight feeling really hot and uncomfortable. Only then did she realize she was ill.

Suzanne was about to give Nathan a call when she saw Nathan had sent her a text. She quickly opened the messaging app.

“I still love Sally,” Nathan wrote.

Those four words pierced Suzanne’s heart like a sharp blade.

Tears pooled in her eyes as she swiftly set her phone down. She turned her face upwards and wiped the tears that crept out of her eyes with her fingers.

Suzanne inhaled deeply and held her breath. Yet even that inhale made pain lance through her chest, making her unable to hold bac her tears.

Suzanne silently gnawed on her lip, her throat burning with the urge to cry. She restrained herself for a long while before the urge

disappeared.

typed out a reply to Nathan. “I understand. We can get the papers filed whenever you’re

whenever you want. It’s

+25 BONUS

heart grew cold

mean? She could leave whenever? It was up to her? What a jackass!

she not have wasted her

off her phone and went to

touched the ground, her head swam. As her legs buckled forth, she fell right

floor, pain shooting through her entire body. Tears fell from her eyes yet

body felt weak and pained, yet none of it compared to how much her heart was

heavily onto the bed. She then covered herself in the blanket and continued sleeping.

anymore. A woman suffering like Suzanne might as well end her own life in order

of the washroom in a new set of clothes.

had just finished deleting the messages she sent. She continued putting up the act of drying

in her eyes as she handed him the phone. “Your phone is

and looked through it briefly before putting it back into his

careless. How could she have ended up bumping into you with that glass of water she brought