The Wrong Woman

Chapter 122

Under the shimmering glow of the white moon, its light pierced. through the tangled branches and spilled onto the balcony.

In the dimly lit room, Suzanne tossed and turned restlessly before succumbing to sleep. Yet, her slumber was far from peaceful.

Beads of cold sweat formed on her forehead as her breaths

quickened. Within the darkness, she found herself lost and unable to discern her surroundings. The chilling wind scraped against her skin, sending shivers down her spine.

Amidst the eerie silence, the voices of a man and a woman

reverberated, their whispers akin to ghostly murmurs in the abyss.

“Suzanne, save us! It’s so cold… Run away, Suzanne! Don’t look back!” their voices pleaded, wrenching at Suzanne’s heart with each

desperate cry.

Suzanne sprinted aimlessly through the pitch-black surrounding senses consumed by fear as an ominous presence loomed over

The sinister voice echoed through the void like a haunting chant, “Kil her… Kill her, and the money is yours… Kill her!”

bloodied hands reached

and she hastily sat up in bed. Gasping for breath, she scanned her surroundings,

morning rays greeted her,

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imagined her parents crying out for her

to freshen up. After tossing aside the covers, she retrieved a fresh

an hour later, she emerged in casual wear and ready

the stairs, she caught snippets of Sally’s voice and stopped in her tracks. She looked over to find Sally and Florence engaged in conversation in the living room.

a reckless thing again, Sally. How could I

smile “Don’t worry, Mrs. Morrison. I won’t do anything dangerous again. Besides, Nate has been

She shouldn’t have those two together when they clearly aren’t in love. Otherwise of you would be

“I don’t think Grandma intended for this. I believe she’s

giving an awkward smile, refraining from speaking ill of Suzanne behind

stairs, Sally raised her voice and declared, ” Nate told me he’s only treating me like that out of

Once Grandma passed away, he plans to file for a

truth, yet

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Florence sighed.