The Wrong Woman

Chapter 261

The lights were bright at Sudvilla. The clock in the living room showed 10:30 pm.

Suzanne was sipping on a cup of warm milk on the sofa, beside her were Nathan and the Hudson siblings.

Cole and Lucas stood guard at the side. Everyone’s expression was heavy as they looked at her with anxious eyes-They were all waiting for her to calm down and tell them about her sudden disappearance.

She finished the last of her milk and lifted her head to look at everyone. Finally, her gaze fell on Nathan.

His face looked grim. His gaze was gentle yet laced with a hint of intensity. He picked up a tissue to wipe the corner of her mouth.

She lightly evaded his hand and took the tissue from him. “I got it,” she said.

“Are you feeling better now?” Nathan asked patiently. “Tell me. How did you suddenly disappear? Where did you go? What happened?”

She hesitated for a moment before turning to point toward the balcony.

“There’s a huge banyan tree in the back garden. I was sitting under the tree when a rope suddenly dropped down from above,” she explained. “I lifted my head and saw a woman climbing down from the rope.”

“What woman?” Nathan asked.

Suzanne shook her head. “I don’t know. I passed out before I could see her face. When I woke up, I was at a very remote wetland park on the outskirts. There wasn’t anyone there.”

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she want? Did she

she said, “I don’t

the house looked at each

their faces.

going to believe all this?”

silent and lowered

of her strong suits-It was only natural that

with a pulley rope attached to a tree trunk. Then, she was placed in a car that brought her away

the truth, we’ll keep

defense. He’s untouchable in the whole of Norvania. You shouldn’t hide anything from us.”

innocent expression plastered on her face. “No one

scoffed and stood up.

time with your fabricated nonsense,” she said coldly. “The way I see it, you’re completely fine-You snuck out for fun and

so many people looking for you while you just wanted to

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some attention

speechless. The word “no” was

her throat.