Having ced a bookmark between the pages, Nathan closed the book and ced it on the coffee


    table.


    Suzanne’s smile was gentle. “You’re up? Are you hungry? I’ll have the housekeeper reheat the food for


    you.”


    Just as Suzanne was about to get to her feet, Nathan pulled her close to him. He hugged her from the


    side and rested his chin on her shoulder. “I’m not hungry. Just talk to me for now.”


    Suzanne pursed her lips. “Well, what do you want to talk about?”


    Nathan sighed. “How’s Daniel doing?”


    “He’s still in the ICU and hasn’t improved at all. He’s barely holding on with help from a venttor.”


    Nathan pulled a ring out of his pocket. At the sight of the beautiful ring, Suzanne’s heart leaped and


    she was too moved to speak.


    It had been six months since they had been married, and he had never given her a ring before.


    This is something Daniel specifically asked to give to his first love efore the incident,” Nathan


    exined.


    Suzanne’s face fell. All her expectations and excitement vanished. She replied in disappointment, “Oh.”


    “I want him to deliver this ring personally.” Nathan ced the ring in Suzanne’s hand. “When you go to


    the hospital tomorrow, have it disinfected by the doctors and then put it on his finger.”


    Suzanne could see Nathan’s intent. He wanted Daniel to have a


    reason to get well soon. Suzanne looked at the seemingly ordinary


    ng and asked, “Arayatements in the ICU allowed to wear rings?


    This ring means a lotipib hint Before the incident, he didn’t mention ur family, only his first lovove


    uzanne studied the ring in isi lesherscMuch like Nathan, Daniel seemed > be a sentimental and


    develoted man. She was touched by Daniel’s evotion but saddened by the thought of Nathan’s


    devotion to Sally.


    he pulled away from his arm Natale about what happened on the luzat border, did the President tan


    yoyou? Has he imposed any isciplinary measures?”?”


    on’t worry about it. I’m fine.


    Will Norvania be in trouble?”


    Recent international publicity may cause soromedrouble, but nothing ignificant. After all, it was an


    unintentional mistakeke.”


    hat was indeed a fine excuse. Suzanne smited withoho unsaying a ford. At the sight of her knowing


    smile, Nathanaskeked/What? You bnt believe me?”


    uzanne’s smile brightened even more “I do. I donk dosdubh that it was mimintentional mistake. We


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    knew she was smart and could see through him asasily. He u heransese yfully. “You mischievous


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    operated on.


    than’s face was suddenly a shade darker. He spoke with ann wavering decernuntion, “No way.


    my head, my menecmedes. Suzanna muttered unhappily. Why arere


    you being so controlling?”


    Nathan stared at her with dull and lifeless eyes. Deep down, he felt at subtle sense of fear. He feared


    that the operation might fail and


    Suzanne wouldn’t wake up. He feared that she would leave him once she regained her memories.


    She had been abroad for ten years and had never been in touch with him. She even changed her


    nationality and showed no sign of wanting to return to Norvania. She saw him only as her childhood


    ymate, without any deeper feelings


    Before she lost her memory, she might have had a man she loved or even a boyfriend. Nathan wanted


    to remain as her husband and hated the thought of losing her