The Wrong Woman
Chapter 239
Chapter 239
Suzanne was having breakfast in the living room. She was scrolling through her phone to catch up on the news about yesterday’s failed missile launch that landed on the Muzat border.
Norvania had been roundly condemned, with reports from Muzat and other international news agencies claiming hundreds of deaths. They demanded the highest compensation and apologies.
According to Norvania, the missile had strayed off course and accidentally hit a major drug den along the Muzat border. Tons of drugs and hundreds of drug lords were wiped out in the blast.
Suzanne grew increasingly worried as she read on.
Although the world leaders knew that Norvania’s missile had destroyed a drug den, they seemed to turn a blind eye. Instead, they were intent on stirring up tension and trouble.
Just then, the voice of the housekeeper broke in, “Mr. Morrison, good morning.”
nne snapped out of her thoughts & hurried into the foyer.
a
nervously at Nathan, who was still as dsome and imposing as
in her eyes. She felt an
He walked over to her in his slippers and hugged her silently. Suzanne was held tightly in his arms.
she slowly put her arms around his waist and whispered, “You look so tired. Do you want
on her shoulder and shook it.
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you hungry? Do you want some breakfast?”
head again. He held her even tighter. He closed his. eyes and savored the strength
cut her off, “I just want to hold you. Let me
beat. She couldn’t believe what she heard- Nathan found strength and
before accompanying him back to the room. After a
before Nathan
proper rest in the
not to disturb him in any way. She even resisted
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