Right Person, Wrong Time

Chapter 33 Stay In My House

When Nicole couldn’t help but think of the time where her son insisted that Colton was his father at home, her face turned embarrassed.

“Please don’t take a child’s jokes to heart, President Gardner,” Nicole said in a small voice. “Actually, five years ago, I did something with someone…”

Colton’s gaze darkened, but as soon as he parted his lips, there was a knock on the office door, causing him to stop abruptly.

The person at the door had learned from their lesson and did not come in directly, but said behind the door, “President Gardner, President Yates from F&M Apparel has come to pick up the lady inside.”

Colton smiled and looked at Nicole, saying, “Miss Lisa, it seems that we can only talk about this next time.”

Nicole nodded with a businesslike smile on her face. “You can just call me Nicole. My family affairs have been a bit troublesome in the past two days. Once it is dealt with, I will personally come here to discuss it with you.”

“Miss Nicole, what do you mean?” Colton’s dark eyes had a trace of a smile in them, and he understood, but he pretended not to know and asked her.

replied, “During the partnership between Gardner Corporation and F&M Apparel, I will directly settle in

I’ll have to thank you, Miss Anderson.” Colton straightened his posture and

the Chief Designer of F&M Apparel, the companies that wanted to work with her spanned far and wide. Even for her previous partnerships, the handover work was only done by a representative after she had finished her design. However, this

Corporation’s domestic position in the clothing industry would definitely be

I pulled wasn’t

she saw Zachary. She had

going? Did you get any answers?” Zachary asked as he stepped forward to

hand, but as she recalled the embarrassing scene earlier, she felt that it was

I’ll solve this issue by myself, so you don’t have to come

do anything?” Zachary looked at Nicole’s pale

with a hint of resolution. “No, you

help but laugh when he saw the rare scene of her being serious about matters outside of work. “You

didn’t say much and asked