The Wrong Woman

Chapter 329

Phoebe suddenly had an epiphany. She chuckled, “So, it seems Oliver absolutely can’t harm

Mr. Morrison.”

“Yes,” Mila replied. She peeled the blanket off her and got out of the bed.

Phoebe stood up and asked, “Mila, where are you going?”

“I’m going to find Nate,” Mila said. She adjusted her clothes and walked to the mirror to fix her hair.

Phoebe said, “Mr. Morrison just instructed me to notify him when you wake up. You don’t need to go to the study to find him. I’ll call him over.”

“It’s okay. My whole body feels sore from sleeping. I just want to move around for a bit.”

Mila left the room after speaking.

Phoebe just followed after her.

Mila went to the second floor and headed toward the study. Phoebe was still trailing behind.

Mila turned around. She waved her hand to dismiss her as she said, “You don’t have to

follow me, go do your own stuff.”

Phoebe was worried. She said in a serious tone, “You disappeared three years ago, and again. yesterday. I’m really scared. From now on, no matter where you go, I’ll protect you around

the clock.‘

looking at Phoebe with concern.

said solemnly, “Except for the bathroom. Other than that, I’ll stick with you. Let’s sleep together at night.”

she patted Phoebe’s head. She said softly, “Okay. From now on, you’ll sleep

want, but this is Sudvilla, you really

She crossed

her head, “Back then, I kidnapped you from Sudvilla without putting

She thought what Phoebe was saying made

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out of your sight, but still within Nate’s

behind her.

express my gratitude. I’ll be back soon.

need to thank me.” A gentle voice came from behind Mila.

Her heart raced and she quickly turned

gray tracksuit. But he still looked very elegant, giving an

say to him. But now that she

there in a daze, feeling at a loss

to the living room to leave

peered out the window. She gazed at the nighttime scenery outside the window and asked quietly, “How long did

yesterday noon until this evening,” Nathan

was why her stomach had been growling

shyly. She felt embarrassed before she could let the word out. She