The Wrong Woman

Chapter 376

Mila found Nathan's response disheartening, her dissatisfaction cast a shadow over her mood. It appeared he was reluctant to admit it.

Meanwhile, Nathan remained deep in contemplation.

Mila changed the subject, asking, “Nate, if we manage to escape from here, what are your plans?” Taking a seat at the bed's edge, Nathan responded casually, “I aim to dismantle the Dark Shadows Society.”

“This is Dorzania, not Norvania,” Mila reminded, settling in beside him, their shoulders touching. “How do you intend to dismantle such a vile society here?”

"By targeting their leaders. With no one to lead, the society will crumble on its own,” Nathan explained.

"Excellent, count me in.” Mila smiled warmly.

Nathan glanced at her, his eyes reflecting a hint of confusion. He had no clue about her statement. After their escape, Mila would return to Sunterland.

Under Nathan's intense gaze, Mila felt a tinge of shyness and discomfort. She gently took his large hand, placing it on her lap, and holding it tenderly.

Nathan was once again taken aback, observing her actions with curiosity.

up to and why was she initiating contact by

quickened as he silently observed her. Even during their marriage, she had never been this affectionate

rub his hand and lightly pat its back, speaking with assurance, “We

his hand slowly. “Behaving like this might give me the wrong

paused as Nathan pulled away his hand with a bittersweet expression.

to confess before he could understand her feelings.

detailed planning, readying themselves for any unexpected turns of events.

as long as she remained as Mila, she held the power to compel those people

Mila received a summons from Silas as if the opportunity presented itself

they entered the opulent meeting hall bathing in the glow of countless lights, they

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attendees stood Lucas and Oliver, an unexpected sight that piqued

rested a familiar box, its presence

closer, his voice a soft murmur,

box before them. Nathan

Mila whispered, her voice barely audible. “I hadn't anticipated their

you considered the