The Wrong Woman

Eventually, Nathan released Mila's hand.

Mila felt a pang in her heart when she realized what it was like to be deeply loved by him. Regardless of his reluctance, he was willing to compromise for her sake.

She clung to Phoebe's arm as they walked away side by side.

When they were a short distance away, Phoebe couldn't help but look back. She saw Nathan standing in a warm yellow light under the falling snow. He stood motionless with his eyes fixed on Mila.

Unable to ignore him, Phoebe whispered, "Mila, General Morrison is still there.”

Mila replied with a hum but didn't turn around.

"I feel sorry for him sometimes,” Phoebe sighed.

"For what? Hasn't he got Fenna with him? You should feel sorry for me," Mila said with a bitter smile.

Phoebe wrapped her arm tightly around Mila's and rested her head on Milas shoulder. "You've still got me."

for the baby bump not to be very noticeable midway through pregnancy.

find the right time to tell him the truth? We can go back to Phoenicia while you're expecting if you're worried about Fenna hurting the baby,” Phoebe

into deep

his words

already reported to General Morrison. Why pretend

aside and replied, “It's not necessary. I have my own research projects and focus. I don't have

to toe in disdain before muttering under his

gritted her teeth

away

a deep breath and gently touched her stomach. She worked to contain her anger and to bear the humiliation she

busy all morning. Her colleagues remained in the dark about the nature of her research. All they knew was that she had made several trips to the

hunger. The rest of the research department continued their work during the lunch break while Mila went to

rushed toward them and accidentally bumped into Mila. Mila was startled and stepped back in

wrapped her arm