The Wrong Woman
Chapter 409
Was he protecting Fenna?
The thought ran through her head. Mila even suspected Nathan was merely harboring a regret of unrequited love for Mila from their youth. He didn't love her that much.
He wouldn't even hurt Fenna for her.
Mila took a deep breath, then forcefully shook off Nathan's hand. She trembled with anger as she felt bitter, her heart clenching uncomfortably.
"Don't touch me!" she shouted.
Her tears streamed down her face uncontrollably. She took two steps back to distance herself from Nathan.
She wiped away her tears desperately, but she felt wretchedly pitiful, like a helpless creature. No one understood, and there was no one to love her.
Sienna couldn't bear to watch anymore. “Let's go," she said, grabbing Mila's hand and leading her away.
Mila wiped away her tears while crying. She couldn't help but look back at him.
Cole followed behind her.
Fenna didn't move from their
completely hopeless. She felt
her research career at Sunterland and returning to Norvania to be
about it, the sadder she felt. This time,
away before him. His expression gradually darkened, and
him and softly comforted, “Nate, don't mind her. This kind of
of woman is she?" Nathan coldly
question, finding his tone cold and icy. She gulped nervously. She adjusted her tone and said, “Don't think too
admit that I'm despicable, trying to
that I love her very much,” Nathan said with a warning tone, “If you still want to continue being friends with
matters between me and Chubs. Don't ever
"I'm just speaking up for
"l don't need it."
to make you so enamored
changed instantly. He brushed past her, saying, "Our
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