The Wrong Woman

Chapter 143

Sienna was caught off guard by Suzanne’s question.

Suzanne closed her eyes and took a deep breath, as if trying to

muster the strength within her. She continued solemnly, “If I’m not Suzanne, then the Yorks aren’t my real family. Similarly, the Morrisons aren’t my in-laws, either.”

“Suzanne, you-” Sienna stared at the woman before her. At that

moment, the inferiority and weakness that weighed down on Suzanne had disappeared, along with the shackles that kept her restrained.

Despite losing her memory and identity, Suzanne’s renewed confidence and resilience shone from within.

Suzanne grabbed Sienna’s hand and gazed at her earnestly. She asked in a soft voice, “Sienna, can you help me keep this secret?”

Sienna was overwhelmed by her resolve and nodded blankly. “Yes.

Suzanne continued, “After I lost my memory, I sensed an unseen force trying to control me. I must expose the conspiracy behind it, so I can’t afford to slip up.”

“Could it be the York family?” Sienna said.

Suzanna remained silent for a few seconds. “They don’t have the ability to do that, but I’m not sure if I can rule them out, either.”

about your husband’s

they gain

that, Sienna felt

moment and expressed her concern. “There were police officers present the first time I

time, personnel from the Norvanian military supervised

entire process.

the mysterious force behind this is definitely not to

and smiled. “I consider you my friend whether you’re the real Suzanne or not. If you need any help, just let me know,

her gratefully. “Thank you, Sienna.”

night, Suzanne invited Sienna to dinner before returning

was already 8:00 pm when she arrived at the Morrison Residence. Suzanne stepped into the magnificent villa, which was brightly lit by luxurious and

sat

the chandelier. Suzanne’s glance fell on Nathan first. Contrary to his usual uptight demeano leisurely on the sofa with one arm draped across the

of his eye. The

in his

two days. However, Suzanne spent the whole time trying to avoid him by hiding in the study or going

intentions, and it pained him deeply.

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