The wrong Woman novel by Ginny Not Genie novel Chapter 472

Nathan said, "I haven't changed. I've always been myself."

Mila replied with an indifferent attitude, "Is that so?"

Nathan took a deep breath as he endured the heartache. He gently asked again, "Where are you? I'll come and find you so we can talk."

Mila remained calm and replied, "I'm leaving for the border tomorrow. I still need to visit Daniel and Sienna at Morrison Residence. General Morrison, I don't have time to meet you tomorrow."

Nathan sneered as his eyes instantly reddened.

It was Daniel again! The man she had been missing was always Daniel!

"Okay," Nathan felt suffocated as he replied. He breathed through his mouth, and spoke, still gentle as ever, "Let me know when you're free."

"Goodbye," Mila said before hanging up.

Nathan slowly put down the phone. He lowered his head to look at the snow around his feet.

His tall and sturdy figure stood desolately under the barren tree. He didn't move at all.

The weather was even warmer than his heart.

Seeing Nathan hang up the phone, Fenna can't wait to rush toward him. She asked, "Nate! What happened?"

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On the other side, Mila hung up the phone while she was in the car.

She looked like a wilted flower. She leaned against the car window and stared listlessly with her teary and lackluster eyes.

Phoebe was curious when she heard their conversation. She asked, "Mila, why didn't you meet Mr. Morrison?"

Mila closed her eyes and said feebly, "I'm starting to work at the military base tomorrow. It's best to meet in public because I don't want to get into any trouble."

Phoebe said, "What are you afraid of? I'm here, aren't I?"

Mila touched her belly. She resigned as she said, "I don't have your strength. I need to protect the baby in my belly.

Daniel and Sienna were like oil and water, constantly at each other's throats. They couldn't seem to agree on anything and always ended up in conflict.

Daniel's leg was slowly healing, but his eyes were still blind, which posed a danger to a pregnant woman.

Phoebe didn't hesitate as she started the car. She made a U-turn and drove away.

The next day at noon, Mila was accompanied by Phoebe. They boarded a plane and headed toward the border.

Before boarding, Cole kept sending messages asking when they would arrive and what time they would land.

He asked if they needed him to pick them up. He also asked if they needed anything prepared and any requirements for the accommodation.

Phoebe could tell from the excessively caring messages that it wasn't something Cole would send.

It must have been at someone else's behest.

Phoebe showed the messages to Mila. Mila straight away said, "Just switch off the phone."