Right Person, Wrong Time

Chapter 280 Finding Another Way Out

Queenie was now afraid. She was scared that Colton would try and get even with her in the future. In the past, she was confident that she had done everything perfectly, leaving no trace of evidence.

But she never expected that Nicole would give birth to that b*stard!

A child of a one-night stand was an embarrassment; no normal person would keep it!

However, not only did she give birth to the child, they actually reunited with Colton five years later.

It would be easier if he were more of a player like Joseph. Unfortunately, Colton was too pure and had not laid his hands on another woman. He could easily trace the dots of when Nicole’s son was born and guessed that he was a product from that night five years ago.

Lydia, who was just done arguing with William, headed toward Queenie’s room to find that she was curled up in her blanket. Then, Lydia straightened her face and asked, “Queenie, now that the Gardner Family knows that Nicole’s child is Colton’s biological son, what is your next move?”

This was the first time Queenie had heard such a serious tone from her mother. She raised her head from the bed, looked over, and hesitated before saying, “I-I don’t know either.”

the evidence was conclusive. Even if she quibbled, it was of no

known that the only reason that she was given a chance to be Colton’s fiancé was that she had sacrificed herself to

We still have other options if the Gardners don’t

to where she was now and

soon fall apart. In addition to that, the situation with the

her head while she was thinking about this, her eyes began to redden. Her

Gardners aren’t the only powerful

heard and tilted

as she said, “There’s Bryan Kohlberg

her pupils dilated. Bryan Kohlberg, the CEO of the

in his thirties. Although he looked plain and

for years, often overheard the employees in the office mentioning his name, saying that the Kohlberg Group had

not Colton’s fiancé anymore. So, even if I go to Bryan,

when you were in the Gardner Corporation, didn’t you come in contact