The Wrong Woman

Chapter 149

Nathan looked into Suzanne’s clear eyes and realized her gaze had changed. The certainty in her eyes exuded confidence and self- assurance. Her timidity and self-doubt had inexplicably disappeared.

Nevertheless, Nathan decided he would stand behind Suzanne regardless of whether she could resolve the situation or not. He would be her strongest support and back her up.

“Alright,” Nathan replied and gave Cole a meaningful look.

Cole understood immediately and led the soldiers to retreat outside the door.

At this moment, Inkwell lost her initial confidence. She turned to the reporters and said, “Everyone, thank you for your hard work today, have decided not to pursue the matter of Ms. York copying my wo and selling it for five million dollars under my name.”

Lindsey’s expression darkened, and she grabbed Inkwell’s arm, muttering, “What are you doing? Didn’t we agree on this earlier?”

Inkwell lowered her voice, “Haven’t you figured it out yet? General Morrison is clearly on his wife’s side, I can’t afford to offend him.”

Lindsey patted her chest and said, “Are you afraid he will abuse his power? There are so many reporters present. Don’t worry. He’s not that kind of person.”

At this point, the reporters asked, “Inkwell, even though you decided not to pursue this matter further, selling artwork under your name is still considered fraud. Shouldn’t this case be handed over to the

police?”

Lindsey chimed in eagerly, “Of course, we should report this to the

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someone out

paltry

began to clamor.

to be reported

under the rug just because Inkwell decides not to investigate further? She might have been the victim of identity theft, but the buyer of the painting lost five million dollars.”

clearly

The number of viewers kept increasing because Inkwell’s fans

stream was done in secret, the reporters dared not interact with the viewers openly. They were afraid that the soldiers of the Norvanian military might confiscate their equipment and chase the

Inkwell with a warm smile on her face. “There’s a question I’ve been wanting to

“Go ahead.”

show your face for many years before this? You used to livestream yourself painting anonymously

to charity.

reappeared in the public eye by revealing your face after three years of seclusion. You no longer paint on livestreams, but you continue selling your artworks, endorse products,

silent, but she looked visibly

said with a frown, “Stop imposing your moral values on others. Inkwell used to do charity

on hard times, she is facing financial difficulties. It

Inkwell. She faced the reporters’ cameras and spoke each word deliberately, “I’m not trying to impose my morality on her. I’m just telling everyone that this