Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo

Back then, Nicole’s mother, Rosalie Wells, had grabbed his hands as she made a suggestion out of desperation.

After that, they purposely tampered with the crime scene. Now, the question was whether the photos showed me at the driver’s seat or Rosalie?

Taking in how pale her father had turned, Nicole understood that her family was definitely involved in the accident.

“Still not admitting to it?”

“Nicole, I wasn’t the one behind the wheel back then! I-it was your mother! Your mother killed that old woman, not me! I had nothing to do with it!”

Nicole’s heart clenched in her chest as she stared at him in disbelief. “It was Mom? Really?”

Putting on a heartbroken expression, Zane added, “I was in the passenger seat while your mother was driving. After she hit that old woman, she was afraid of the consequences of killing someone. That’s why we fled out of there!”

She found that even harder to believe.

Her mother had always taught her to be brave and to admit to her mistakes. She had lectured her on the importance of taking responsibility for her actions. It doesn’t make sense that she would run away back then!

“Is that really what happened?”

meet her eyes. Turning his head away, he walked toward the chair

“Yes!”

still did not trust his words. Gathering her thoughts,

with an excuse. Finally, he let out a regretful sigh and answered, “Your mother insisted on

Is that so?

ate at her, causing her a lot of psychological stress. She continued to blame herself for

words reminded her of something incredibly

deal with Sylphiette at Rose Garden, Sylphiette had told her the reason for her mother’s

had said something that was akin to what Zane had said, that her

there was one very notable difference. Sylphiette had also informed

she mean that he was in the car with Mom at the time? No, her expression back then was practically screaming that things were not as simple as that. It’s obvious that she knows something about

had uttered, “Nobody knows the reason for your mother’s

meant that Nicole had someone else she could ask, regarding

there was no point in wasting any more time here. She

was quiet since the four kids were already in

could faintly hear the low timbre of Evan’s voice drifting