Right Person, Wrong Time

Chapter 140 The Persuasion

“I’m the one being shamed. Does it have anything to do with you?” Nicole asked, leaning back slightly, pretending to be indifferent.

Seeing how unbothered Nicole was being, William got a little angry. “Don’t you know what your reputation is like now? Everyone’s disgusted with you!”

Nicole still appeared calm as she lowered her head and asked, “And?”

William’s expression eased a little when he saw that Nicole was still willing to listen. “Apologize now, and F&M Apparel will help you regain your fame when the time comes.”

Nicole thought that William truly cared about her; she didn’t expect that he just wanted her to apologize. She couldn’t hold back her laughter as she raised her clear eyes and looked over.

“Why should I apologize?”

William frowned in response to Nicole’s stubborn behavior.

“It’s already gotten to this point. What else do you want? Will you only be happy when you’ve completely ruined your reputation?”

want to see?” Nicole stood up and gave him a

happens to me, it has nothing to do with

persistent Nicole was with this behavior, his entire body trembled with anger. He stood up and looked straight at her while yelling, “You’re from the Anderson Family. You’re an Anderson. Now that this matter has become such a huge issue, our family is going to be humiliated because of you. If you’re sensible, you’ll behave and admit your mistake, and the matter will blow over. If you’re still so stubborn,

amused, and her expression hardened as she said

so furious that he raised his arm, about

then tightened her grip and threw his arm aside as she smiled. “You’re better off taking care of your own affairs. You

into a joke if

was the Chief Designer of F&M Apparel, many business and political figures tried to establish a

plagiarism had befallen

asked with a smile. Her eyes were cold, and she didn’t want

this, then forgive me for being unreasonable, but please get

about to say something, but Nicole was already

I will.” With that, she slammed the

in a mess. Sure enough, no matter how many years had passed, William would always be like this. He