The Wrong Woman Hot Chapters: So, Suzanne Was The Right Woman All Along!

Summary of The Wrong Woman

"The Wrong Woman," by Ginny Not Genie, is a Romance novel that follows Nathan and Suzanne, a couple oblivious to their true connection. Nathan's heart is already owned, and Suzanne doesn't want to cope with a loveless union, so she leaves. However, once Nathan sees through Suzanne's previously tarnished reputation and recognizes her true identity, his quest to win her back begins!

This exceptional novel consists of 494 chapters and has garnered 60.2K views, with an impressive rating of 9.7/10 on GoodNovel platform.

Don't miss out on Suzanne and Nathan's enigmatic love journey in "The Wrong Woman"!

Plot of The Wrong Woman

Suzanne, sold by her brother to a group of criminals so as to settle his gambling debts, attempted to negotiate her release by claiming her husband could pay for her return. However, her hopes were dashed when she discovered Nathan was involved with another woman named Sally. Despite this betrayal and Sally's accusations of Suzanne's deceit, Nathan eventually rescued her with his army, though he showed no sign of affection throughout the ordeal.

After learning that Nathan's heart belonged to another woman, she proposes a divorce, but Nathan, too preoccupied with his duties, brushes off the idea. Regardless, Suzanne decides to leave, reinventing herself as a successful scientist, artist, and heiress. As Suzanne accrues fame and fortune, Nathan remains indifferent until a shocking revelation emerges: Nathan's true love is Suzanne, not the woman he had been pining for!

Characters in The Wrong Woman

Suzanne York

Suzanne was born into a dysfunctional family in a troubled area and, in appearance, lacked any redeeming qualities compared to Nathan. Perceived as a mere prostitute with numerous cosmetic surgeries under her skin and an inflated body count, her sole source of pride was her influential husband, yet she faced the harsh truth of an unfulfilling marriage.

However, Suzanne's tenacity and refusal to succumb to despair propelled her to transcend barriers, ultimately transforming her into a beacon of inspiration within society. In addition, even after undergoing all those surgeries, she never lost the childhood charm that secretly fascinated Nathan.

Nathan Morrison

General Nathan Morrison is a multidimensional character, embodying both heroism and imperfection. Physically, his presence is nothing short of imposing, reflecting his role as a military leader and hero. Everyone knew Nathan due to his altruistic actions during the Middle Eastern conflict, rescuing lots of civilians and downing all enemies in his path.

However, he's not exactly flawless. Beneath his facade of strength lies vulnerability, stemming from past traumas or internal conflicts, being unable to connect with others on a deeper level due to the demands of his position and all the burdens he carries. His most tender feelings are tied to his childhood crush. But in the end, he realized that everything he had envisioned had been wrong - Sally is NOT the one he loves all long!

Hot Chapters of The Wrong Woman

Chapter 8

Suzanne endured a rigorous training session led by Lucas, during which she stumbled and fell. Unexpectedly, Nathan came to her aid as he admonished Lucas for his humiliating treatment of her. Suzanne, feeling both embarrassed and angry, recognized Nathan's actions not only as chivalrous but also as genuine efforts to protect her, leaving her more confused as to his feelings towards her.

Then, Nathan invited Lucas to a sparring match and, before Lucas could even agree to it, the skirmish began. Lucas tried to fight back but the counterattack left him stunned on the ground. Sally swiftly intervened, rushing to Nathan's side to halt the altercation, leading to a tender moment between them that ignited jealousy and anger in Suzanne.

Chapter 444

Nathan and Lucas confront each other with tense words and expressions. Nathan is disappointed by Lucas's actions, accusing him of betrayal. Despite Nathan's composed demeanor, there's an underlying tension between them. Nathan's discomfort is palpable, showing the strain in their relationship.

Meanwhile, outside the personal drama, there are military operations happening. Soldiers deal with prisoners and recovered bombs, while Phoebe's health stabilizes after a rescue effort. Mila, grappling with personal emotions, confides in Simon about her love for Nathan, which complicates her plans to return home.

Author Introduction

Not much is known regarding Ginny Not Genie's personal details or whereabouts. Furthermore, as far as we can attest, the only novel under that name is the one under review ("The Wrong Woman"). Nonetheless, as we analyze her sole work, we notice that she heavily favors romantic narratives featuring characters with opposing traits and elaborate arcs.

Conclusion

"The Wrong Woman," by Ginny Not Genie, offers readers a captivating piece of fiction that combines elements of romance, societal expectations, personal redemption, and even political intrigue into a well-mixed digital cocktail that every web novel aficionado can enjoy to their satisfaction. That said, most of the kudos go to the main characters and, most especially, Suzanne, whose transformative journey is nothing less than uplifting.

Immerse yourself in the captivating narrative of "The Wrong Woman" by Ginny Not Genie, and experience firsthand the transformative power of love!