Right Person, Wrong Time

Chapter 380 The Past

At home, Nicole spent time with Hayden to her heart’s content for a few days.

This was Nicole’s first time realizing how understanding and smart her son was.

When she was swamped with tasks before this, even though she went home right after work, she rarely spent so much time with her son without having to think about her job or anything else.

She was the Chief Designer at F&M Apparel back then. Even when she took days off and stayed at home, she would still receive countless calls and never-ending matters to attend to, as well as drafts and designs to draw that never seemed to run out.

Now that she had left Gardner Corporation, she could relax her entire body and mind. It was then that Nicole realized how wonderful her son was.

Meanwhile, Whitney had spent these few days at Gardner Corporation. If she found something, she would return at night to tell Nicole about it.

As Whitney ate her dinner at night, she seemed to have suddenly remembered something as she put down her utensils. She stared right at Nicole as she said, “Miss Nicole, there was a directors’ meeting today again. It’s about the matter with Aimee International. They heard that Gardner Corporation fired you, and they suggested that either you talk with them, or they’d sue the company right away.”

news, she wasn’t surprised in the slightest. After all, she knew

bored and wanted

Nicole replied calmly without a

a little puzzled. “Miss Nicole, if this goes on, Gardner Corporation will definitely ask you to go back, and you’ll only turn

up at Whitney as she said, “Say, now that I’ve left Gardner

to Gardner Corporation?” asked Whitney

“We’ll talk about that later,

no one stepped forward and

they wanted to fire her to resolve the situation because the first summons only targeted her as an

that, Gardner Corporation couldn’t escape even if

Nicole’s confident attitude, she was about to

she smiled at the woman and comforted her by saying, “Don’t worry.

her gaze and

didn’t tell Whitney everything, for she didn’t want to reveal this identity