Right Person, Wrong Time

Chapter 450 Take Good Care of the Baby

The doctor broke into a cold sweat upon hearing Colton’s instructions. Accordingly, he hurriedly answered, “Yes, of course, I understand. So, rest assured, President Gardner. I will not let a single word slip.”

Satisfied with the doctor’s assurance, Colton turned and left.

Queenie lay on the bed and looked completely relaxed, knowing that the doctor somehow confirmed that the baby in her belly was from that night with Colton.

Queenie blushed profusely when she thought about that night. Colton went really rough on her that night to the point where her body became weak and sore the next day.

After Colton had sent the doctor away, he suddenly recalled something. That night, after Queenie left, she also went over to the Kohlberg Residence. Bryan Kohlberg is a lustful man. I bet something definitely happened between the two of them, he thought.

Or perhaps she’s pregnant with Bryan’s child.

If that’s the case, things will get pretty interesting. Bryan’s mother is not just a typical tiger mom. She is one formidable woman. Queenie would definitely suffer under her watch.

like I need to take extra care of that baby inside Queenie’s belly,

no time in playing up her gentle persona as soon as

glance at him as she softly called him, “Colton,

at Queenie warmly and said, “Rest well. The

she couldn’t have this baby, but she couldn’t help but fall for his

take good care

nothing else to say, so he

at her belly and maliciously berated it, “Why can’t you just wait until

tighter she gripped her belly. Colton had never treated her so nicely; he only did so

knew full well that the baby was not Colton’s, and all of

spread like wildfire; nobody knew who the culprit

banquet, Mrs. Gardner announced that the family had a child. This happened to coincide with Quennie’s recent pregnancy. Everyone assumed that the child Mrs. Gardner mentioned was the one

statement announcing that he had terminated Queenie’s status as his fiancée. It would be an understatement to say that everyone was perplexed about what was

Gardners themselves. All there was that