Right Person, Wrong Time

Chapter 187 Being Made Use Of

The weather was perfect the next day as the sun shone dimly and enveloped people with its rays.

Queenie finally secured an appointment with Olivia after putting in all of her efforts.

There were rumors that Olivia’s personality had changed drastically after the deaths of her two children, but no one knew what the change was.

They were both sitting in a café. Olivia never liked Queenie; she couldn’t understand why her nephew would fall in love with someone like Queenie—a person who didn’t have even a single virtue.

“Make it quick,” an impatient Olivia said while lowering her head to check her watch.

In a seemingly fawning way, Queenie said, “Mrs. Schumacher, Wendy will be eighteen in two weeks’ time. Will you be coming over?

Olivia frowned as she swept her gaze over Queenie. She didn’t expect Queenie to ask her out just for this reason. Feeling displeased, she responded, “Of course. She’s my niece.”

Olivia’s dissatisfaction and quickly said, “The thing is that Colton has been hanging out very often with

Queenie said no

said, Olivia curved her lips and as if she had found it comical, she looked at Queenie. “You’re not married to Colton yet. My nephew can be with whoever he wants to be with. Who are you to snitch

anything if my sister is chaste. After all, I can’t possibly break them up if they’re in love with each other,” Queenie quickly explained moments

was trying to say. With squinted

herself to a man five years ago due to her financial situation. She became pregnant out of wedlock that night and

meant. With a solemn expression on her face, she slapped her palms on the table, causing a ruckus, and cried out,

the guise that they needed a successor. That made her abhor

sighed. “Although I’m Colton’s fiancée, I couldn’t say anything on this

Queenie. Of course, she was aware of Queenie’s motive for this meeting, but if Nicole was here to

further on this. If this is true, I’ll expel those

turned and left immediately after finishing

a sigh of relief. This woman was not someone