Right Person, Wrong Time

Chapter 264 B*stard Child

Nicole had been dragged away by a group of burly men before she could even react. Being the smart person that she was, she could immediately guess what was going on.

As everyone came into the residence, the atmosphere in the living room instantly turned gloomy to the point where it was scary. Olivia’s face was sullen and the instant she saw Nicole coming in, she raised her voice and exclaimed, “I am not going to allow a b*stard child to become one of the Gardners!”

Nicole knew that Olivia was talking about her. After the bodyguards let her go, she reached out and rubbed the soreness in her shoulders. She was still confused by Anna’s sudden and unexpected announcement.

Anna’s expression didn’t look any better than Olivia’s, but her voice went soft when she saw Nicole walking in. “Come over here, Nicole,” she gently ushered.

Nicole hesitated for a moment before she obediently walked over.

Anna took a look at Nicole, and turned to look at Olivia briefly before she said calmly, “Nicole’s child is also Colton’s child. Nicole, we would like to give you an official position in our home if you and Colton aren’t against it.”

Nicole still hadn’t snapped out of her reverie when she heard those words that gave her another shock. She didn’t expect to hear something like that coming from Anna.

and roar, “What right does a promiscuous woman like her

gentle person, she refused

Why don’t you take care

Anna. I was a Gardner, and you were

Lowre was Anna’s maiden

side, was getting a headache from watching the two women going for each other’s throat. “Enough! Stop fighting.” He grunted. “It is Wendy’s birthday. Don’t make

have chewed you out if it wasn’t because of Wendy’s birthday banquet. I won’t let that b*stard child into our house as

as she listened to Olivia calling

thought that her son was related to the Gardners in

a b*stard. You can’t possibly think that the children you gave birth to

stood up, her face

passed away after hearing Nicole’s words. As pain flashed across her eyes, she

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