The Wrong Woman

Chapter 187

Samuel shot her a cold laugh. “I had no choice. You didn’t want to help me pay anything, and they were rushing me for the money.

“I had no choice but to tell them my dear sister is the wife of a wealthy family. A bit of spare change from them was more than enough for me to pay off my debts.”

He continued, “This method worked wonders! Your in–laws are so generous. They helped me with half of what I owed in

a snap.

“Your husband is quite the character too. All I had to do was mention my brother–in–law is General Morrison of the Norvanian Military, and you would vouch for me. Then, everyone was willing to lend me any amount I desired.”

Samuel sounded ecstatic. “Your husband’s name really carries weight! No one dares to mess with me anymore. If they do, I’ll have my brother–in–law deal with them.”

Suzanne clenched her fists tightly. She was shaking with

rage.

Her face was steely as she warned him, “Samuel York, you

bastard. If you continue using Nathan’s name to scam people for money, I won’t let it slide.”

.ne at me, Samuel laughed condescendingly. “Don’t ju Suzanne. Dad also goes around telling his drinking buddies that his son–in–law is Nathan Morrison. He gloats about his daughter marrying into a wealthy family.”

is worse. She called your husband the other day and easily got herself a

self–satisfaction on the

phone.

and brimming with

family was like parasites that lived in the sewers. All they did was latch on to others and leech off of them. You

disgusting.

him,” Suzanne growled. “So please stop looking for him and

Morrison family.”

believe you. You couldn’t run into a family like this in a million lifetimes. Why would you willingly let it go

it, Suzanne. I know my

out loans

Go ask your husband to arrange a position for me in the military. I want an office position…”

listen anymore. She hung up on him and gradually shut her eyes

so constricted.

angry she was.

deserve such a family? It felt worse than death

her phone aside and dragged her exhausted

Suzanne

crossed in front of the coffee table. She had her glasses on

computer.