Right Person, Wrong Time

Chapter 501 Get to the Bottom of the Truth

Nevertheless, Hayden remained unaware of his mother’s sadness with an innocent look on his face. In the meantime, Colton, who was standing aside, had nothing to say while staring at the boy in bed.

A few moments later, Nicole finally stopped crying and pulled herself together, turning her attention to Colton before she tearfully said, “Colton, could you please bring the chowder over here? Hayden is probably hungry now.”

Colton nodded and walked out the door as Nicole helped Hayden sit up straight. Although Hayden was mentally ill, Nicole was grateful that he didn’t behave like a loose cannon and only sat down quietly.

As she fixed her gaze on the child, Nicole failed to fight back her tears, which gushed out of her eyes. Nevertheless, she quickly sniffled and suppressed the sadness within her, forcing a brittle smile the next minute to hide her emotions.

“Hayden, no matter what you become, you’ll always be my boy. I’ll make sure you get cured, and even if you don’t, I’ll keep you fed for the rest of your life.” Nicole expressed her feelings while resting her forehead on her son’s.

Nicole was grateful that he was still in good physical health. When she fed her son with his meal, he seemed to behave obediently even though his eyes looked soulless

done feeding the boy, Julia, who was accompanied by Richard, happened

Julia showed up, Nicole immediately noticed her rosy cheeks and flustered ears, which indicated that she might

that Hayden had come to his senses, walked up to him to check on him, but when she saw his soulless eyes, she was stunned. It wasn’t until a few moments later that she shifted her gaze to Nicole

while until something

perhaps I should go back and look for it. Who

fixed her gaze on Nicole’s sympathetic look, she was overwhelmed by her pity right away. Furthermore, she was able

while seizing Julia’s arm. “Thank you so

news about Hayden’s mental illness had reached

now seemingly become unsound due to his impaired ability to properly speak. He could only utter a few incoherent words, not to