The wrong Woman novel by Ginny Not Genie novel Chapter 218

Enrage Nathan and let him beat her? Wasn't that essentially a death wish?

Suzanne became pale and shook her head. "I don't think I can do that. If he punches me, I'll die."

"If he hasn't cheated, committed domestic abuse, or been involved in drugs, you can't file for divorce," Lana said. "If you go to court, your divorce will be dismissed. There won't even be a hearing."

Suzanne clenched her fists in annoyance. "You told me before that I could file for divorce."

"That's when you told me that he had another woman. I thought you had evidence."

She was tired and realized she had gone too far, so she hastily apologized, "I'm sorry. I wasn't clear before. I'm going to find evidence right now."

"Be careful."

"Thanks."

Suzanne hung up and slumped back in her seat, sighing.

She changed subway at the station, returning to the Morrison Residence half an hour later.

As soon as she walked into Morrison Residence, she met Duke and Layla, who were moving back in. Gary and Florence were so pleased that they took them to the living room to chat.

Suzanne stood at the entryway, unsure whether she should enter.

Duke and Layla had always loathed, looked down upon, and rejected her. Would they move out again because of her?

Just when she was hesitating, Wendy approached her leisurely and leaned on her shoulder.

Suzanne reacted and looked at Wendy. "Hello, Wendy."

"What are you thinking about?" Wendy grinned meaningfully.

Sensing the tension in the air, Wendy let go of Suzanne's arm, slightly embarrassed. "It's lively today. Duke and Layla returned home, and you did as well. It's been a long time since so many people gathered."

Suzanne was flustered under his burning gaze and blurted out, "But Liam isn't back yet."

Nathan's expression darkened slightly.

Wendy coughed awkwardly. "Why did you mention Liam so suddenly? I'll go back to my room first. I won't bother you two."

As she stepped back, she noticed their expressions and realized they were an interesting couple. They might seem so aloof and disinterested, but their eyes were filled with love.

After she returned to her room, they were the only two people still in the corridor.

The living room downstairs was lively, but several pairs of eyes were watching them.