The Wrong Woman
Chapter 199

Muzat forces were evidently formidable. That was why it was difficult to breach.

Suzanne didn't dare to let down her guard.

All of a sudden, the door to the room was pushed open.

Upon hearing the loud noise, she gripped the pistol tightly, and her body stiffened. Her heart rate spiked, and cold sweat ran down her back. She perked her ears and listened as the footsteps drew near.

"Suzanne."

She heard the sound of a calm and light voice. Her hand on the pistol trembled. She assumed she was hearing things due to her anxiety, and she tried to calm her erratic breathing.

"Suzanne."

Nathan's voice rang out once again. This time, she was certain she wasn't hearing things.

She promptly pushed the closet door open and was met with a familiar shadow of a man. The moonlight streamed in through the window, and she could vaguely make out the outlines of his face. All of Nathan's fears and worries dissipated as soon as he saw the woman hiding in the closet. He was extremely relieved.

Suzanne immediately broke into tears. She rushed out of the closet and headed straight into his arms.

"Is it really you, Nathan?" She hugged him tightly and buried her face in his warm embrace.

It felt unreal yet comforting at the same time.

Nathan hugged her firmly and kissed her forehead upon closing his eyes. His erratic heart was still aching.

He was so afraid of anything happening to her after she was abducted and brought to Muzat.

Every second of it agonized him. Hence, when the mercenaries couldn't subdue the area after a day, he simply couldn't wait any longer. He snuck in alone and located Suzanne based on an anonymous tip. "Don't worry, it's me." He breathed deeply. His voice was low as he comforted her gently, "I've come to bring you home."

Suzanne gradually calmed down in his embrace. She sniffled and lifted her head to look at him.

"How did you get in here? They have a lot of advanced weapons. Their firepower is nothing short of our own."

Nathan took her hand and walked toward the door. "I'll tell you later," he said in a whisper.

It was pitch black outside. The sound of gunfire persisted into the night.

Under his lead, the pair weaved through various obstacles and dodged the enemies who were engaged in gunfights. Every step of the way was dangerous and nerve-racking.

When they reached the back of the warehouse, Suzanne pulled on his hand. "Wait, I want to destroy the drugs in this warehouse."

He leaned against the wall and kept constant watch on their surroundings. "I didn't bring any explosives. We can't."

"No need for explosives. We just need to shoot a bullet at the goods, and it'll go off on its own. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity."

Nathan smiled and patted her head. "What are you going on about? Don't be so naive."

"Trust me, it's true," she said earnestly. "Liam had me posing as a scientist and brought me to their warehouse to take a look at the goods.

"I found out that they were all mixed in with two highly flammable and explosive chemical elements. Moreover, one of them was something new that is similar to rubidium. It'll explode if it comes in contact with water or fire."

Nathan furrowed his brow slightly. "Liam who?"

"Your brother, Liam Morrison."

Nathan's irises widened in shock, and his entire body stiffened.

"You don't know?" Suzanne asked, puzzled. "He was the one that sent you the message for help."

There was danger everywhere, and they couldn't afford to stay for long. Nathan didn't dwell on it for long.

"Is it a huge explosion?" he asked in a low voice.

"No, it'll be like firecrackers. It won't blow this wall apart, but the goods will all be destroyed."

Nathan didn't question her anymore. He carefully made his way to the warehouse entrance with Suzanne in tow. Then, he pushed open a gap in the wall and shot a bullet inside.

In an instant, the sound of the explosion rang out continuously like fireworks, and there was a bright burst of light.

Nathan swiftly led them into the forest and continued making their escape.

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