The Wrong Woman

"Do you need any help?" Mila asked shyly when she noticed Nathan's hesitation.

Nathan was waiting for her to leave. Now, he was more embarrassed after hearing her words. "I'm good. You may go out," he replied.

Mila was unhappy when she thought of Fenna waiting outside the bathroom. "I'll wait for you to finish peeing before I help you out.”

Nathan had no choice but to sigh. He felt warmth in his chest, and his breathing grew heavy. He murmured in a hoarse voice, "Chubs, how can I pee with you watching?"

Mila slowly turned her back to him. She said shyly, "I won't look, so you can start.”

"Chubs—" Nathan called out her name with a mixture of helplessness and fondness.

Before he could say anything further, Mila immediately interrupted, "Stop dawdling and hurry up.” She felt a bit embarrassed and annoyed.

Nathan didn't figure out what she was thinking. He felt extremely embarrassed and couldn't do anything with her around.

"Nate, just consider us as a long-time married couple. There's nothing to be embarrassed about,” Mila said as she lowered her head and nervously played with the hem of her clothes.

tone, "Besides, we've been married for six months, even if we didn't have

felt extremely helpless and could only listen to her. He pulled down his pants and gritted his teeth to get through

talk to her. "So, when did

flushed red. She

take care of Daniel too?" Nathan's tone grew slightly somber. It was obvious that he was

bitterness in his words. She clarified, "No. Daniel is like a brother, how could I take care

of water followed. He walked to the

waited for him at the side. She looked at Nathan's expression. Curious, she asked, "Why do

stayed silent as he finished washing his hands. When he reached for the towel, Mila immediately handed it

taking the towel she offered. "Thank you," he

"Daniel is just a brother I deeply respect. We're just good friends,

anything. Despite her explanation, he felt even more uncomfortable. If she thought of Daniel as a

Norvania, he was no longer a brother, not even a friend. He

down the towel