Right Person, Wrong Time

Chapter 14 That Bastard Son of Nicole’s Must Die

Upon returning home, Nicole thought back on what had happened, which made her even angrier. To think that he still refused to believe me after I showed him my work badge! In the end, though, she decided to forget about it. After all, she would be meeting Colton again at F&M Apparel’s annual dinner several days later. With Zachary testifying for her by then, there was no way Colton would still be doubting her identity.

Compared with the angry Nicole, Hayden was in an unusually bright mood today. He was sitting on the sofa, watching TV with all smiles on his face.

Curious, Nicole darted a look at her son. “What’s the matter? You look so happy.”

“Nothing.” Hayden shook his head while shifting his gaze from the TV to his mother. What I said today will definitely make Colton do the DNA paternity test. That way, I’ll have a father—and a handsome and powerful father at that! Most importantly, I’ve looked into Colton’s relationships over the past few years. He’s never had any woman around him other than Queenie Anderson, whom he’s always kept at arm’s length regardless of the occasion. I’d say that such a chaste man is barely good enough for Mom.

Nicole didn’t think much about it either; she just assumed that Hayden had just watched something interesting on TV. Looking at her son, she asked, “Zachary will be coming in a few days. You wanna meet him?” She remembered Zachary telling her that he would arrive in the country a day before the annual dinner, and Hayden had always been on friendly terms with him.

lit up, and he sat up at

he’s not coming here to see

of disappointment, and his initially glittering black eyes dimmed. Sinking back into his seat, he looked at Nicole with his cheeks puffed up, muttering, “It was all

son spoke for Zachary, Nicole wanted to laugh and frown all at once. Pressing her hand

before whispering in an

her son, asking, “Do you wanna attend the dinner with me, then? If you don’t, then I won’t be taking you with

wasn’t his real father, the former was outstanding in all respects. It’s too bad that Mom is as obstinate as a mule; she keeps thinking that she isn’t good enough for him because she has a child. But now that I’ve found my real dad, who is in no way inferior to Mr. Yates, I’d consider him qualified to be my

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state of tumult these days, having heard from one of her acquaintances that Colton wanted to do a

her head being hit directly by a dizzy