The Wrong Woman

Fenna smiled as she pulled up a chair and sat by Nathan's bedside.

She comforted Nathan with a gentle tone, "Nate, I get it. The person you fell in love with when you were young is like an unforgettable first love. It's definitely the most memorable.

"Then, by some twist of fate, she became your wife. She's sweet and lovely, delicate and charming. She's also heartrendingly gentle and kind. Which man wouldn't be attracted to her?

"But have you ever thought that, no matter how much you love her, the worst thing is that she doesn't love you."

Nathan frowned, feeling his heart twisting in pain. He endured it, although it felt like there was a knife lodged in his chest. Even breathing was painful.

His voice was hoarse, and his tone was low as he murmured, "Why did she risk going to such a dangerous place to save me?"

Fenna gently patted his shoulder. "Maybe she was also captured? Have you asked her?"

After a moment of contemplation, she took his phone and said, "I can't stand it anymore. If you love her, just confess to her.

"After all, this isn't the first time she rejected you. Maybe you'll give up on her after being rejected a few more times."

He coldly gazed at her and said,

think it's worth it. If I'm not mistaken, you took that bullet to

anything. He just hid

to sacrifice yourself for her, but

arrived, she was already in such a hurry to leave. We couldn't even persuade her to

continued, "Go back to Sunterland? As if. She's probably still asleep at

are plenty of fish in the sea, so why do you insist on being with

say it's okay for you to act like this if it's worth

and what about her? It's just a half-hour journey, but she couldn't

Fenna talked, the

"Are you done?” Fenna sneered. "Not even close. I felt so sorry for you. When Wanda left the hospital after leaving you behind, I was so angry that I caught up with her and told

"Don't look at me like that. I just wanted to help you. But she doesn't care at all. She even happily wished

his emotion as he spoke clearly, "She wanted to leave before

and said, "Does it make a difference? Anyway, she doesn't care about

makes a