Always Been Yours

Chapter 648 Bad Move

Nicholas responded indifferently. It was as if he didn’t want to talk about this topic. He changed the topic of conversation instead. “Do you have any major tasks this time around? It’s rare to see you being the one who takes charge personally.”

Cole did not bother to hide anything since Nicholas had once been the most promising member of his team. “I came back this time to protect a witness. This person is of great importance, so I have to be here in person,” he uttered.

Nicholas nodded but didn’t ask any more questions. After a while, the waiter began to serve their dishes, and the three of them chatted while eating. At the table, Janet looked at Nicholas, who was still very cold to her. She gritted her teeth before she asked Cole a question. “Cole, I previously mentioned that I wanted to return to the team. What do you think of that?”

Cole frowned and responded solemnly. “Your wound has not healed yet, and your injuries are in such a fatal spot. I want you to still focus on recovery as I don’t want you to have any complications in the future.”

to rest, I may reach the limit of vacations I’m allowed to take in a year, and I would have to continue to trouble Nicholas. Alternatively, why

However, Nicholas sat still in his spot without revealing any emotion on his face. Cole thought about the situation for a while. “If you are on vacation, then you have nothing to worry about, right? I have already approved your leave, so you can rest until your injury is healed. I don’t think it’s a good idea to return to

have to trouble you with Janet for a while more, Nicholas. I can

speaking, he glanced at Janet coldly. His eyes were threatening, dark, and a little scary. What Janet said just now had made her seem like she was anxious to return

pay attention to this woman at all. “I won’t find it troublesome. As long as she stops going all over the place, then her wounds

period made Nicholas unhappy. After all, Cole knew his disciple well—as long as one didn’t challenge Nicholas’ principles, he wouldn’t care about anything else. So, with a warning gaze and tone, he stared at Janet. “Take good care of your illness, and

immediately regretted her actions. She knew very well that she had just made a wrong move. Especially the way