The wrong Woman novel by Ginny Not Genie novel Chapter 369

Chapter 369 

Known as the “Mad Dog” of the world, Dorzania was a small but militarily powerful nation. They were ambitious and brutal. 

They never hesitated to use force to get what they wanted, whether it was economics, wealth, resources, or territory. 

On the frontier of Dorzania, there was an island called Cloudreach Isle that was inhabited by thousands of islanders. These islanders were the elite spies of various countries who had been. trained by the Nightshade Clan. 

Though considered a secret organization, the Nightshade Clan had the Dorzania government as its backbone. 

The sunset on Cloudreach Isle was magnificent. After the speedboat docked, two armed men. helped Mila ashore. Shortly after, the speedboat took off again. Mila was blindfolded as she meekly followed them ashore. 

After crossing a stretch of beach and land, Mila was taken for a ten–minute ride in a sightseeing car before her blindfold was taken off. 

She found herself standing in a spacious house. The house was decorated in a unique way that reflected the cultural characteristics of Dorzania. 

She rubbed her eyes and scanned the room. There were four armed men standing guard in the four corners of the room, glaring at her in a threatening manner. 

Silas Vaughn, the leader of the Nightshade Clan, was sitting on a bed in front of her. He was a stocky man of about 60 years old. 

Scrumptious food and wine lay on the bed tray in front of him. He raised an eyebrow at Mila, then casually took a sip of wine and chewed on a piece of beef jerky. He asked, “Where did you get that?” 

It wasn’t until Mila handed them a small portion of hydronium that they noticed her and took her to the Nightshade lair. Mila responded in a chilling tone, “I want to see Nathan. I won’t say a word if I don’t get to see him.” 

Silas remained indifferent as he enjoyed his food and drink at a leisurely pace. He completely ignored Mila. “I don’t know him. I’ve never seen him before.” 

“Then, I’ll say nothing,” Mila answered, proud and defiant. 

“Aren’t you afraid to die?” Silas smirked. 

Mila adopted a fearless stance. “I never intended to leave alive since I came here. Bring Nathan if you want to know Mila Winkler’s whereabouts. I must see him.” 

“I told you. I’ve never seen him before.” Silas angrily slammed down the beef jerky he held and fixed Mila with his icy, fierce gaze. 

Mila’s heart raced with fear. Her legs trembled, and her back was soaked with sweat. 

She had grown up in a sheltered environment, surrounded by nothing but study and research. 

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She had never been in a situation like this in her life. She felt sheer terror as she faced these terrorists alone. 

Yet, she tried to keep her composure. She clenched her fists and gritted her teeth. “Don’t you want the hydronium? Don’t you want to find out where Mila Winkler is?”