The wrong Woman novel by Ginny Not Genie novel Chapter 53

Chapter 53 

Nathan grew silent. 

Suzanne was slightly panicked. She hurriedly explained, “I promise I won’t lay on you while sleeping like last time. I can tie my hands if it helps.” 

While Suzanne was still anxious, Nathan got up and walked over to 

her. 

She hurriedly tucked her feet up and rolled to the other side of the bed. 

Nathan wordlessly took off his shoes and lay down without 

-hesitation. 

Suzanne remained sitting on one end of the table. 

She was the one who invited Nathan to come to bed, yet here she was, being all timid. 

Suzanne felt uncomfortable with how contradictory she was being. 

Nathan said quietly, “Lay down. Let’s have a chat.” 

How could a man’s voice be so magnetic and attractive? 

Suzanne’s heart skipped a beat. She laid down obediently, not darin to move a finger. “What do we talk about?” 

“Have you taken out your earphones?” 

“Yeah.” 

“Are you tired?” 

“No. I usually sleep past 11:00 pm.” 

Nathan continued asking in a calm tone, “How did you meet my 

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Grandma?” 

Suzanne didn’t hesitate to tell him the truth. “I was pretty lost after waking up without any of my memories. I didn’t know what I could do, so I went to become a caretaker at an old folks’ home. Grandma met me one day while she was visiting her friend at the center. 

“She was incredibly fond of me from the start, and I liked her a lot too. We got along really well. I soon became her personal caretaker.” 

Nathan grew silent for some time before asking, “You were Grandma’s caretaker for three years, yet we barely met one another and got to chat. Why would you believe her when she said I liked you and wanted to marry you?” 

The question made Suzanne grow silent. 

She wasn’t someone who lacked self-awareness. So, why did she 

believe Vera? 

In the end, Suzanne was still too fond of Nathan. She had fallen in love with him at first sight, then heard of all his great deeds from Vera. Just like that, she fell hopelessly in love with him. 

How could she have reacted logically when she heard she could marry Nathan? 

Suzanne even thought she could attract Nathan with her looks. 

Who knew Nathan had been forced by his grandmother to marry? Suzanne hadn’t even been aware that her ignorance had ruined relationship with Sally. 

Suzanne felt guiltier the more she thought about it. She said weakly I’m sorry, Nathan.” 

Though she truly loved him, she wished more than anyone else that he could find happiness, that he could be with the woman he loved and have a happy marriage together 

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“There’s still a chance, you know?” Suzanne’s voice was incredibly soft, laced with some sadness. “We can get divorced tomorrow. I know Sally has been waiting for you all this while.” 

Maybe it was because of the weather or how dim the room was right now. It created the perfect atmosphere for saying these things.