Right Person, Wrong Time

Chapter 60 The Return of Colton’s Younger Sister

A meaningful smile appeared on Queenie’s face after she heard Nicole’s reply. She haughtily raised her head before swinging open the door and strutting out like a peacock with its tail feathers spread out.

Nicole watched Queenie’s disappearing figure with narrowed eyes. She didn’t believe that Queenie was here for a reason as simple as asking her to attend a birthday party. Although Queenie’s words weren’t without substance, she was sure that things were more complicated than met the eye, considering what she knew about Lydia and Queenie.

However, keeping an eye open for danger wasn’t a bad thing to do.

By the time she finished her current workload, it was time to clock out. Nicole stretched. Just as she was about to go home and see Hayden, Scarlett came in.

“Miss Nicole.” Scarlett took a step forward, a document in her hands.

when she came closer. She chuckled at the sight. “Is something

Miss Schmidt, but she isn’t in right now. They want the contract signed as soon as possible, and they said that since you’re the current

that it was a contract for a custom order, and it was an expensive one at that. Typically, a custom order would be signed by the designer themselves, and the company would then receive a commission from the agreed amount. If Nicole signed this contract, wouldn’t that mean she was snatching

run into a similar incident. Stealing other designers’ clients was

she stood up. “I can’t sign this. I’m not exactly a designer under Gardner Corporation. I’m under F&M. I’ll only be able to sign it if this contract

a breath before

watched her go with a somewhat dull gaze. She had only been here for a few days, but the employees were already planning to set her up. It seemed that she wasn’t thought of

…

The gigantic crystal chandelier in the Gardner Residence shone in the living room, making it still seem like it was day. There were two people conversing with each other on the couch, and next to them was

Colton. He keeps staring at his phone. Doesn’t he know