Right Person, Wrong Time

Chapter 72 Take Her Home

After Nicole had slightly returned to her senses due to the wind, the first thing she saw was that she was in the arms of a man, and that man was touching her head with one hand.

Her mind turned blank. Before she had time to think about it, she got up abruptly and threw a slap at him, blurting, “You monster!”

Colton was a little taken aback by the slap. Although Nicole wasn’t that strong, the crisp slap could be heard loud and clear in the quiet car.

At that moment, Colton’s expression was as dark as a storm.

It was only a moment later that Nicole came back to her senses. Looking at Colton’s dark expression on his red face, she blanked out with her hand still raised in the air. Earlier, she seemed to have lost her mind… and she even hit him.

A gust of cold wind blew in from outside. Nicole bit her lip and raised her eyes to glance at Colton carefully. She pursed her lips and explained in a low voice, “I wasn’t looking clearly, so I thought you were a hooligan…”

The more she spoke, the more guilty she became. She faintly remembered that she seemed to have been rubbing herself all over him earlier.

tightly. He could feel a slight pain on his cheek, and the culprit was the

a smile, asking, “Miss Anderson, you leaned on me by yourself

in embarrassment. So it’s true that I snuggled up to him earlier. Not only that, but I was the

In the end, she could only turn around and look out

wind blew onto her, she didn’t feel awake. Nicole closed

was about to lose consciousness again. She bit her lip and contemplated

glance. Without slowing down the car, he gripped the steering wheel and said coldly, “Look at you now. Are you

basically rushing up to glue herself

aware of her shameful state, but she had no other choice, and said in a low voice, “I was drugged… I would get

of them weren’t close enough to date. If something really happened, it would

Colton comforted her. His body was heating up due to Nicole’s actions, and he yearned to

Colton were to sleep with her, he was afraid