The wrong Woman novel by Ginny Not Genie novel Chapter 663

Mila smiled and said, "Let's just take things as they come. We don't need to announce everything to everyone."

"But everyone is doubting your skills and talking about you behind your back," Phoebe objected.

"Actions speak louder than words. If you want to silence them, the best way is to show what you can do."

Phoebe wasn't entirely convinced. After all, words could hurt, and dealing with gossip every day was tough.

Later, Phoebe opened up to Cole about her concerns, and Cole shared the conversation with Nathan.

The following day, the military base released a personnel profile showcasing Norvania's top researchers. It highlighted their impressive accomplishments and accolades.

Among the extensive list of researchers, Mila's name stood out prominently.

"Wanda Hoffis, also known as 'Mila,' is Norvania's leading chemical researcher and military engineering designer. She's credited with developing hydronium and has contributed significantly to numerous groundbreaking studies in Sunterland. She has received prestigious honors, including..."

This report immediately sparked excitement throughout the entire military base. Researchers of all ages flocked to Mila's research lab like devoted fans, resulting in a bustling and crowded atmosphere within her workspace.

Mila used to treasure her solitude and prioritize her time. But now, she found herself caught up in socializing with her coworkers, who were suddenly fascinated by her.

Putting her work on hold, she marched into Nathan's office in frustration. Cole guided her in and then left them alone.

Surprised by her unexpected visit, Nathan stopped what he was doing and approached her, lifting her and kissing her forehead. "What's going on? Aren't you busy today?"

Mila grumbled, "I'm swamped. Work was already exhausting, and now with your announcement, my office is swarming with people. They come for chitchat, research talks, seeking advice—everyone under the sun seems to have a reason."

Nathan gently stroked her hair, lifted her to the couch, and held her close. "Things will calm down soon. It's natural for them to be excited initially. After all, who wouldn't want to meet the renowned chemistry researcher, Mila?"

Mila looked at him with displeasure. "Why did you do this?"

Nathan smiled and caressed her cheek. "I don't want anyone to treat you unfairly, not even for a moment."

Mila gently held his face, kissed him, and whispered, "The ceremony can wait. What truly matters is that Jasper and I will always be here for you."

Nathan smiled contentedly. He held her head, drawn in by the desire for another kiss.

Mila felt a bit lightheaded from the flurry of his affectionate kisses. She gently pushed him away and couldn't help but ask, "What's with your obsession with kissing me?"

"Do you know? When we first got married, back when you were still Suzanne, I just felt this overwhelming urge to kiss you every time I laid eyes on you. Over time, I always yearned to be intimate with you, but I held back."

Blushing, Mila lowered her gaze. "Why?"

Nathan gently stroked her head. "Because I loved you before I even knew it myself."

Mila pressed a kiss to his forehead. "Nate, I'm so happy to be married to someone who's loved me since we were kids."

Nathan asked, "If Daniel loved you as much as I do, and we both pursued you at the same time, who would you pick? Daniel or me?"