The Wrong Woman
Chapter 135

The words struck Suzanne like a sharp blade, piercing her heart and leaving behind a throbbing woundwith every heartbeat. The pain was so intense that it felt as though she was swallowing knives witheach breath.

She fought against the tears welling up in her eyes. She was resolute in her decision not to shedanother tear for Nathan.

Knowing Nathan’s deep connection with Sally, Suzanne had turned a blind eye to their intimategestures, convincing herself they were inconsequential. However, hearing someone else speak themaloud made the bitter reality difficult to ignore.

Nathan didn’t refute the accusation. When Sally threatened him with death, Nathan, driven by a senseof duty, embraced her to prevent the tragedy and offered comfort under the doctor’s guidance.

He saw this act as a humanitarian gesture, devoid of any feelings, and didn’t breach his marital vowsnor betray Suzann

Nonetheless, Oliver’s words shattered Nathan’s calm. With nar eyes, Nathan snapped, “You and Sallyare quite the duo. Birds feather.”

Oliver was caught off guard.

Nathan let go of his grip on Oliver and grabbed Suzanne’s wrist, his fury evident as he stormed away.

Tears streamed down Suzanne’s face as she reluctantly followed him into the villa. His grip was firm,causing her wrist to throb with pain.

In the living room, Sally approached Nathan. “Nate, where did you go just now? I’ve been looking foryou.”

Before her hands could touch his arm, he shoved her aside forcefully. Sally stumbled backward and fellto the floor.

Everyone in Morrison Residence was startled. They rushed to Sally’s aid while reprimanding Nathan forhis abruptness and unexplained

anger.

But Nathan paid no heed to Sally’s plight. With determination, he pulled Suzanne upstairs withoutpausing for even a moment.

The tension in the room was palpable with Nathan’s fury. Concern etched the faces of those witnessingthe scene, their eyes flickering between Nathan’s imposing figure and Suzanne’s shrinking form.

With a resounding slam, the door was firmly shut and locked.

Suzanne’s heart sank the moment her wrist was released. She nervously took a few steps back,distancing herself from the intimidating man before her.

Ever since knowing Nathan, this was the first time she had see so terrifyingly angry. It felt like evenstepping slightly closer w bring her danger. The atmosphere around him was charged with menace, asif the air itself was crackled with tension that made it hard to breathe.

As Nathan turned after locking the door, Suzanne had already distanced herself several steps away,much to his dismay. A glint of coldness flashed in Nathan’s eyes, his anger burning as he smirkedsarcastically, “Is this your reason for leaving?”

Suzanne furrowed her brow, her teary eyes gazing at him. incredulously. His words rendered herspeechless, unable to comprehend the depth of his accusation.

Nathan closed the gap between them with deliberate steps. His anger intensified, though his toneremained icy as he spoke, “You haven’t

even left yet, and you’re so eager to embrace each other as if you can’t bear to part?”

Suzanne seethed with anger, feeling physically uncomfortable.

Holding back tears, she gritted her teeth and retorted, “Are you and Sally innocent then?”

Nathan’s response was firm. “Yes, we are.”

Suzanne found it absurd, but she couldn’t muster a laugh. She huffed lightly to show her disdain.

Her attitude infuriated Nathan even more. He walked over, grabbed her wrist, and yanked her towardhim.

He narrowed his eyes as he rebuked her, word by word, “You were the one who insisted on marriagevows and loyalty. Now you’re cozying up to your ex-boyfriend right in front of me. Do you think I’mblind?”

Suzanne was caught between fear of Nathan’s wrath and anger at his unjust accusations, her heartaching with unbearable agony. N woman who was deeply in love with her husband could endconfessing his love for another woman via text and be indiffere toward the prospect of divorce.

For Vera’s sake, she had turned a blind eye to the signs. Yet now, Nathan was twisting the narrativeand accused her of being unfaith simply for sharing a hug with Oliver.