The Wrong Woman

Chapter 238

Another police officer couldn’t take it either. He covered his face and wept uncontrollably.

They would rather have their comrade shot to death than suffer such torture. No one knew how Daniel endured such inhumane pain.

Nathan remained silent. Tears trickled slowly down his face as he clenched his fists tightly. His entire body quivered with emotion. He didn’t remain in the hospital after the two undercover narcotics officers left.

He left the place in the hands of his few brothers and his parents before leaving the hospital with Suzanne. Suzanne knew he was in the throes of grief, so she held his hand quietly on the way back and didn’t disturb him.

Back in Sudvilla, Nathan told her he would be busy for the next couple of days. He suggested that she take a shower and get some rest while he went to his study to work on something.

Nathan didn’t go to her room that night Suzanne slept into the next morning. When she woke up, she found at the spot next to her was cold.

got up and went to the study. There she found Nathan, still essed in the clothes he wore last night, holding an emergency meeting. She quietly closed the door without disturbing him.

Suzanne visited the hospital to check on Daniel’s status, but the news from the hospital was disheartening.

Nathan returned to the

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Suzanne was reading on the couch in the living room, the housekeeper suddenly came over and said, “Mrs. Morrison, why don’t you turn on the

Suzanne asked in

at 4:00 p.m. today. He wants you to watch Norvania’s first

her book and turned on the TV channel the housekeeper had mentioned. Her heart pounded with excitement as she watched

center and the distant view of the

was a crucial live broadcast that was being watched around the world. However, she felt something was wrong as she watched the moment of the missile’s launch.

nervously shouting, “General, there’s a data malfunction with the rocket. A

not following

world witnessed Norvania’s embarrassment when the missile landed

other countries may have laughed heartily in front of their TVs,