The Wrong Woman

"I'm not upset," Mila replied.

She shifted on Nathan's lap, the closeness making her cheeks flush. "You're the one who's worn me out, yet you have the nerve to say I sleep well," she murmured.

Nathan couldn't help but chuckle. Cupping her face, he gently kissed her red lips. "I promise it won't happen again."

"Do you honestly think I'll believe you?" Mila's pout revealed her skepticism.

"That was because I've been holding back for too long," Nathan replied, taking her hand and caressing it tenderly. His eyes earnestly met hers as he added, "I'll make sure it's more frequent from now on." His words made Mila's cheeks heat up even more.

Nathan brought her delicate hand to his lips and planted a kiss on it before cradling it in his own. "Are you still hungry?"

"No, I'm full," Mila said, pulling her hand back cautiously, her eyes wary. "You're not planning on doing that again, are you?"

With a sigh and a bittersweet smile, Nathan responded, "I'm always ready, but only when you are. I won't push you."

"So what's your plan?"

want to you to meet someone." Nathan's voice softened, a glimmer of hope lighting

Mila stood and grabbed his hand eagerly. "Let's go

and

Nathan pulled up

reserved for military personnel and

her heart racing as she stepped out of the car. Holding Nathan's hand tightly, she navigated through the stringent security checks and

the hospital

for them. Inside the spacious ward, Mila could see an elderly person lying on the bed from

glance at Nathan, Mila asked,

replied, guiding her

the elder

eyes met, and both pairs welled

hair a mix of gray and trolled his eyes as