Right Person, Wrong Time

Chapter 365 On the Same Bed

Anna understood where Olivia was coming from, but when she recalled Olivia and Nicole’s situation, she couldn’t help feeling somewhat uneasy.

Olivia seemed to have noticed Anna’s worry, for she said in a low voice, “As much as I have a problem with Nicole, she saved Dad, after all. I won’t give her a hard time.”

Though disdain still laced her tone, it was already much better than before.

Anna could finally put her mind to ease after hearing Olivia’s words. Nicole was now considered their family’s savior, and it wouldn’t be right for her sister-in-law to continue treating the woman like before.

…

Nicole had been asleep for a long time, and it had been a long while since she had slept so comfortably on a bed because of this surgery, as well as the days she spent honing her skills in the Hull Family’s research center.

God knew just how long she had been asleep, but she felt groggy when she stirred. Although her brain was aware of reality, she couldn’t open her eyes as it felt like someone had glued them together.

long time to open her eyes gradually. She then removed her hand

to have hit something just

lying next to her in bed, leading her to curse in

the tip of her tongue,

Nicole swatted him, and he couldn’t help feeling

late that day, and it was only less than three hours since he climbed

is my room and my bed, so there’s no

in his embrace from the beginning, she didn’t have the chance to check the place

she

were sleepy, and I didn’t think too far ahead when I brought you here. I might not stay here often, but they still clean the room regularly. It’s

didn’t mind the filth. Instead, Nicole was bothered by the fact that she was sleeping in the same

sleeping here, shouldn’t you avoid arousing suspicion by sleeping in another bed, President Gardner?” Nicole

Colton smiled somewhat frivolously and shamelessly said, “I’m picky about beds, you see. I can’t fall asleep if the bed isn’t mine. I’m sorry, but we’ll have

this guy was so shameless that nothing