Right Person, Wrong Time

Chapter 76 Feeding Medicine

Zachary was taken aback when he heard Harvey’s words. He quickly asked into his phone, “You said Nicole?”

“Yes, my dear sister-in-law. But, thanks to my superb medical skills, she’s all right now,” Harvey replied.

Zachary gripped his phone, a fierce glint flashing in his dark eyes. His expression, which was originally gentle, was now completely cold. Someone dared to hurt Nicole! He said in a low voice, “I got it. Help me take care of Nicole for a few days, and I’ll come back as soon as I finish handling these issues.”

“Zachary, is Dad putting pressure on you?” Harvey asked quietly.

Their father wanted Zachary to work in his own company before, but Zachary had a different outlook and went to F&M Apparel instead, where he made a name for himself. After that, their father’s schemes had never stopped.

“It’s fine. I’ll finish taking care of it soon. You should just relax and stay in the country. Even if the sky falls down, I’ll be there to hold it,” Zachary said.

Harvey hummed lowly in reply, his gaze lowered.

drove Harvey

and Nicole had woken up in a

the severe symptoms, even after she had recovered due

pale. She leaned against the head of the bed and

in, where he saw Annie feeding Nicole. He slowly approached

she called out

it. It’s getting late. You should get some rest, Annie.” Colton stretched out his hand to take the bowl of soup as he loomed over the head of the bed, his tall figure casting a dark shadow

handed the soup to him and nodded before

left in the

took the bowl, the silver spoon making a crisp clattering sound in the bowl. He touched it with his hand and found that the ginger soup wasn’t very hot anymore, so he directly scooped a spoonful and brought it to her

and looked at the spoon brought to her mouth. After taking a sip, she whispered, “I’ll do it myself. Thank you,

have just receded, so you should drink some soup

and

and it slid down her throat. Once Nicole saw the bottom of the bowl, she parted her lips and said, “President Gardner, I’m still worried about my son. Can I give him a