The Wrong Woman
Chapter 208

Suzanne couldn’t stand him any longer and shouted furiously, “Cole, come in.”

Cole, who was waiting outside, entered the room and asked

respectfully, “Yes, Mrs. Morrison?”

“Throw him out of the Norvanian Military and forbid him from ever entering again,” she instructed. “If hestirs up any trouble or tries to force his way in, deal with him according to the law.”

“Yes, Mrs. Morrison.” He walked to Samuel and said, “This way please.”

Samuel was unfazed by her words. He walked toward the sofa and sat down lazily. He propped a legup on his knee and lifted a brow provokingly.

“I’m not leaving. Get your general here and tell him his wife’s brother is looking for him. Ask him tocome me,” he demanded arrogantly.

The audacity of this man. Suzanne was actually speechless.

Cole was unusually calm. He calmly took out his pistol and disengaged the safety.

Upon seeing this, Samuel’s face paled, and he stiffened. He then

swallowed.

“I let you in on behalf of the fact that you’re Mrs. Morrison’s brother,” he explained. “Since she doesn’twant to see you and told me to deal with you in accordance with the law, do you know what this placeis?”

He continued, “Trespassing the Norvanian Military and stirring up trouble. Do you know what kind ofconsequences you’ll face?”

Samuel was trembling in fear. He sat upright and forced himself to remain still. “I just wanted to see mybrother-in-law. I’m not stirring up any trouble.”

“According to Norvanian laws, trespassers of the military base can be shot on sight depending on thecircumstance.” Cole declared before aiming his gun at him.

Samuel violently stood up. His hands shot up instinctively, and he stammered in fear, “I-I’m leaving rightnow. D-Don’t shoot.”

He didn’t even dare to exhale. As he passed Suzanne on the way out, he lowered his head next to herear and said through gritted teeth,

“Just you wait. I won’t let this go so easily.”

Then, he was escorted out of the place by Cole.

She was fuming. Her tightened fists trembled lightly, and she was frozen in place. She couldn’t sootheher irritation at all.

She absolutely despised the York family. She wanted to get rid of this identity as soon as possible andrun to being who she originally was. However, she couldn’t remember who she was at all.

Who was she?

Who was the one behind all of this and wanted to cause her harm?

After dragging her exhausted self back to the barracks, Suzanne took a bath and fell asleep on thebed.

She was incredibly tired.

Suzanne woke up the next day at noon. After lunch, she stayed in her room reading a book.

All she could think about was Nathan.

How was he today? Did he eat his meals and his medication? Did he

rest well?

She wanted to visit him and spend some time with him. However, she was also afraid that he’d beunwelcoming and kick her out.

Propping her head on her chin, she flipped through the pages lightly as her gaze drifted off. She waslost in her frustrated thoughts when her phone beeped.

She snapped out of it and checked the display. It was a message from Nathan. After freezing for amoment, she immediately opened it.

“If it’s not too much trouble, please bring me a book to curb my boredom,” the text read.

Suzanne was puzzled.

Curb his boredom? This man works even when he’s injured. How can such a busy man like himself bebored with nothing to do?

Besides, weren’t there a bunch of subordinates at his beck and call? Why did he ask her to do it?

She thought it was strange but didn’, ad too much into it. She grabbed a book from the room and fixedher appearance before heading out.

He probably just wanted to read a book.