The Wrong Woman

"The hospital has surveillance cameras, and Nathan's phone captured what happened. This shows that you turned off his phone.

"If Nathan chooses to relocate you to another place, he forgives you because of your friendship with him.

"If he doesn't, be ready for an investigation by the Intelligence Agency because your actions seem suspicious, like those of a spy." Mila's words left everyone stunned.

Nervously, Fenna's face turned pale and she protested, "I didn't. I'm not a spy."

Mila closed her laptop and smiled thinly. "You don't have to tell me. You should talk to Nathan about it. Since you and him are good friends, he wouldn't want the Intelligence Agency investigating you." Even though Mila seemed unfazed on the outside, the mention of Fenna and Nathan's friendship stung her every time.

She scanned everyone present and said politely, "I'm truly sorry. I struggle to understand the games you enjoy, just as you might not understand mine. I don't quite fit in, and I regret that deeply."

nodded apologetically to everyone before turning her gaze to Fenna. "I'm not sure if Ms.

Mila said before gracefully departing,

spread among those present. In Norvania, being labeled a spy was a serious offense, punishable by death. No one dared to risk such

Lillian, but I have to go home

added nervously, "I, uh, have

person said,

one, everyone found a reason to leave quietly to steer clear of any potential problems linked

her fists trembled a bit. She grabbed her phone and dialed Nathan's number. Anxiously, Lillian asked, "Fenna, did you really end General Morrison's call and switch off his phone while

didn't answer Fenna's

official. I'm not a spy and

was just a personal