Right Person, Wrong Time

Chapter 251 Pondering

Nicole could see how Colton’s face darkened immediately after she told him that.

He proceeded to place aside the medicine that he had initially brought to the corner of his mouth. He might not have much interest in women, but it didn’t mean that he wanted to be a eunuch.

She carefully took a step back when she saw how Colton was holding back. “Uh… President Gardner,” she squeaked. “I will stay in the guestroom beside your room. You can call me anytime if you feel unwell somewhere.”

Her hand was already holding the doorknob before she finished her sentence.

The man nodded and gave her his thanks in a low voice.

Nicole had a feeling that something was going to happen as she continued to look at his dark expression, so she quickly opened the door and left Colton to himself.

The only things that tickled his senses in the quiet room now were the smell of the medicine wafting through the air and the heat in the lower part of his body.

felt so helpless despite the humiliation; yet, for the sake of his happiness for the remainder of

room. Even though he didn’t have a servant at home, he always had

earlier seem to come rushing in whenever she closed her eyes. She reached out to touch her cheeks, only to realize that they felt warm against

appeared on her face as she stared at the ceiling. She didn’t understand why she suddenly felt nostalgic when he kissed

head fiercely to remove

she closed her eyes as she willed herself to

Queenie was the culprit who drugged Colton’s drink in order to force him into doing the deed. What Nicole couldn’t

wrong about was that she was Colton’s fiancée. There was absolutely no need for her to pull something

be that nothing had happened between them even though they

have felt the urgency after Nicole had brought someone from

she thought about this. Why would Colton

seemed to be more confusing the more she thought about it, but

pick up anything at all. It might be because he drank the medicine or the soundproofing of the house was good, but she