The Wrong Woman

Chapter 137

Suzanne was enveloped in Nathan’s embrace, her tears flowing helplessly.

With each passing moment, her inner turmoil grew more pronounced. She then pushed against Nathan’s chest, and all of a sudden, a sharp inhale escaped him.

She was shocked and immediately glanced up at his shoulder. Blood stains had tainted his white shirt.

In that instant, all of Suzanne’s resentment and anger dissipated like mist in the wind. Her voice trembled with emotion as she exclaimed,” You’re bleeding!”

But Nathan paid no attention to his wound, maintaining his firm hold on her shoulders. His stern voice commanded, “Stay away

in the future.”

Suzanne’s surprise was evident in her watery eyes as she me Nathan’s gaze.

Nathan lowered his head, his gaze fixed on her eyes, then on he which were slightly swollen from his kisses. A sense of guilt wa

over him.

him

from him too, but he’s clinging to me just like you are now. I’ve struggled with all my might,

at Nathan. As her words fell, Nathan loosened his grip slightly and took a step back.

of the truth behind her explanation, Nathan chose to trust her completely. With a stern expression, he spoke calmly, “Why

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call for help if he won’t

tears away with a sniff, her lips pouted in frustration. “He’s shameless, but I have to protect my dignity. Imagine if the whole family caught him holding me like

Nathan fell silent.

too quick to judge me without knowing the whole story.

to finish the rest of her words. He had forcefully kissed me. Her

think you are?” she complained. “You’re still entangled with Sally and harbore elings for her, yet you refuse to

to do things you’re doing yourse crossed the

as she approached Nathan with the medi her words filled with complaints, yet her actions gentle and ca Her clear eyes

down. Let me check your wound and

no pain from the wound, but his emotions were a tumultuous mix. His intense gaze lingered on Suzanne’s flushed cheeks, eyes, and lips. His heart raced, every cell in

resist kissing her again. It was addictive and ignited a