The Wrong Woman
Chapter 235

Oliver shot a menacing stare and licked the blood from the corner of his mouth. He grinned viciously.

Nathan held himself back from hitting him and shoved him to the ground. Having vented his rage, hepulled out a handkerchief to clean his hands and turned away.

Sally blocked his path with both of her hands in displeasure. “You think you can just hit somebody andwalk away? Do you care to explain why you did that?”

Nathan stared at her in disgust. She had become so unfamiliar to

him. She had made a disgrace of her name and her place in his heart. He brushed past her and leftHoffis Manor behind.

Sally was startled. She seemed to realize something. She hurried into

the study and turned on the listening devices, only to replace that they

were all out of order.

Her face turned pale, and she slumped into a chair.

After a few moments, Sally came rushing out of the study. She found Oliver sitting on the couch. Heclenched his teeth as he rubbed salve

on his wounds.

“Uncle

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called as she nervously walked up to him. She

housekeeper to leave.

pale and was breathing heavily as she continued, ”

ing’s wrong. All our listening devices have been destroyed. Do think Nathan is suspecting us?”

Oliver’s eyes were on Sally like she was some kind of fool. “You think he just came to pick a fight withme for fun?”

“Then what do we do?” Sally was at a loss.

“He has no proof,” Oliver scoffed. “He would have thrown you in jail by now if he had proof that youwere involved.”

Sally sneered, “That’s impossible. I used to be the person he loved the most. He wouldn’t have me injail even if he wasn’t in love with me

anymore.”

Oliver brushed her off with a snort.

After a while, Sally muttered thoughtfully, “That look he gave me earlier was so strange. He’s not asgentle as he was before. Could he be suspicious of my identity?”

“It’s only natural that he suspects you,” Oliver said as he put the

medical kit away. He stood up and added contemptuously, “You and Chubs are worlds apart in nature.You two aren’t even comparable.”

Sally gritted her teeth and growled, “Then why don’t you get rid of her quickly? Why keep her around?She’s Nathan’s wife now, and you’re never going to have her in your life.”

Oliver turned and glared at her. His eyes were like those of a bloodthirsty devil. He asked coldly, “Doyou have a death wish?”

Sally swallowed nervously but pretended to be calm. “Just wait and see. If you don’t kill her, she’ll sendyou to jail when she regains her

memory.

“She’ll take away everything you own! All the wealth of the Hoffis family will wind up in her hands. Notonly will you lose her, but you’ll also lose your life.”

Oliver’s eyes dimmed. Sally saw the look on his face and suggested, ” If killing her is too much for you,why not imprison her?

“Keep her under your control for the rest of her life. Then, you can do

whatever you want with her.”

An eerie smile crossed Oliver’s face as he nodded to Sally.

As night fell, the garden of Sudvilla was lit up with soft yellow lights that illuminated the paths.

In the bright hall, Suzanne rested her chin on the back of her hand at the dining table. She stared at thefood that had grown cold before her. She wondered if she should call Nathan to see if he would behome for dinner.

Her appetite waned as she thought about him. She knew that Nathan was busy and couldn’t be homewith her every day. She had to get -used to such a life.

Hearing the sound of footsteps, Suzanne hurried to the front door. A smile broke out on her face whenshe saw that Nathan was home.