Right Person, Wrong Time

Chapter 260 How Do You Prefer It

Despite it being involuntary, Nicole actually followed after Colton.

The banquet was held in the front garden of the Gardner Residence. Colton continued to hold her by her hand as they went through the garden and into the main building of the Gardner Residence.

He brought her up to the second floor where there was a big balcony decorated with small, blinking lights. The atmosphere there felt somewhat intimate to her.

The balcony just so happened to be located in a direction that allowed full view of the banquet. It was a nice place.

He only let go of her hand after they had reached the balcony. “You can stay here if you don’t like it there. It is easier for you to take care of things as well, in case anything happens.”

Nicole took a few steps forward and leaned against the railing of the balcony. Sweeping her eyes across the view downstairs, she couldn’t help thinking that this place was indeed just nice for her.

Now that she was more relaxed being surrounded by silence, Nicole turned to look at Colton with a smile on her face and said, “Thank you, President Gardner.”

He suddenly stepped forward and stood in front of her.

front. As he closed in on her, she could clearly smell the scent of his

to her, Nicole started to panic and ask,

and closed nervously. “Nicky.” He sighed with his gaze fixated on her. “I

pressed her back into the railing. She wasn’t worried about falling as the railing was considerably tall. She could now feel the

have also saved me once before, President Gardner. We don’t owe each other

with him, but he was upset to hear

“It is true that we don’t owe each other anything anymore, but I have always been someone who repays others for their kindness. You can tell me anything you want, Nicky. I will do

was getting closer to her with every sentence he said, she quickly stopped him. “If that is

hearing her babbling her request, he didn’t say anything and obediently

could breathe again as soon as

a spacious spot to stand at in case the

could tell what she was thinking, and so he stood

was weird today

you for bringing me