Summary of Chapter 442 from The wrong Woman novel by Ginny Not Genie
Chapter 442 marks a crucial moment in Swnovels’s Novel novel, The wrong Woman novel by Ginny Not Genie. This chapter blends tension, emotion, and plot progression to deliver a memorable reading experience — one that keeps readers eagerly turning the page.
Mila gently removed the hand covering her mouth, her voice soft as she stated, "Nate, my grandparents are being held."
Nathan explained, "Lucas has been with me for years. He is skilled in self-protection and counter-surveillance."
Confusion filled Mila's voice. "What do you mean?"
"Your grandparents have been relocated. They're no longer at Hoffis Manor."
Mila's heart sank instantly, a heavy sorrow settling within her. First, it was her parents, and now her grandparents. Oliver, that accursed man, deserved every bit of hatred.
"What about the others?" Mila pressed.
Nathan, brimming with confidence, said, "Let's not rush. Give it a few more minutes."
Mila had absolute trust in Nathan. She relaxed her guard and waited silently.
With each passing minute, Nathan's comforting scent surrounded Mila. His warm breath brushed her cheek, his strong presence mere inches away. His commanding and overwhelming masculinity sent shivers down her spine.
Mila asked nervously, "Nate, can you please let go of me?"
After a moment's hesitation, Nathan stepped back and freed her. They couldn't read each other's expressions in the darkness, creating a sense of awkwardness.
Mila moved past Nathan, finding her way to the edge of the bed and sitting down.
"Are you taking Daniel to Sunterland?" Nathan's voice resonated deeply.
Mila nodded. "Yes, for his treatment."
Silence followed.
Sensing Nathan's unease, Mila added, "Gary and Florence have agreed to it."
Still, Nathan remained silent.
Phoebe's complexion paled, offering no response.
Panic seized Mila as she pressed her hand against Phoebe's forehead. It felt cool to the touch, igniting a sense of urgency within her. "Phoebe, please wake up! Don't frighten me. Please, wake up."
Yet, Phoebe remained still.
Mila's heart was heavy with tension, her breaths coming in shallow gasps. Tremors ran through her hands, and her entire body felt feeble.
She bolted out of the room, leaning over the railing, her voice trembling as she shouted, "Nate, something's wrong with Phoebe. Please, save her, Nate."
Nathan turned back, and his gaze met Mila's panicked expression. Her pallid face mirrored her anguish.
Without a word, he sprinted upstairs, with Cole following closely behind. They burst into the room.
As Nathan laid eyes on Phoebe, his expression darkened. He pressed his fingers against her carotid artery to check for her pulse.
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