Right Person, Wrong Time

Chapter 265 You’d Better Pray It’s Fake

Nicole didn’t get angry listening to Olivia’s evaluation of her. Instead, she let out a hearty laugh.

Not one to take insults lying down, Nicole swiftly rebutted. “I became the Chief Designer at F&M Apparel based on my ability, Olivia. Don’t assume that everyone wants a piece of the Gardners. I honestly don’t give a sh*t.”

With her anger still clouding her judgement, Olivia didn’t believe Nicole at all. “Don’t play innocent with me. I have seen women like you before.”

Nicole narrowed her eyes and with a disdainful look on her face, she lowered her eyes to look at Anna. Her voice was a lot kinder when she said, “I don’t think today is a good day to have a proper discussion. Please have a talk within the family if there is anything. I will drop by again some day.”

It was pointless for Nicole to be here now anyway. The longer she stayed, the more she would argue with Olivia. She was too tired for that.

She swiftly turned around and walked out after saying that.

After she came out of Gardner Residence and was just about to leave, a deranged person jumped out of nowhere and swung their hand at her face. Luckily, Nicole’s fast reflexes brought her two steps back just in time. The palm didn’t land on her face, but the person’s nail had managed to scratch a painful bright red line on her cheek.

Queenie glared at Nicole with eyes filled with rage. She had

the last five years. It seemed that Nicole was the only woman he had had

given her body to a man to attend the banquet only to hear news

you so worked up?” Nicole asked

the child Mrs. Gardner talked about? Can you get any more shameless than this, Nicole? You

eyes had turned red as she wanted to teach Nicole

in front of her, she

the tight slap right

she was about to step forward to fight Nicole, the older of the two suddenly said something

the man I spent the night with five

at that moment and she came

out, but she was never

one you spent the night

was accusing the latter of something she herself wasn’t sure of. She had thought that