Right Person, Wrong Time

Colton remained silent, his face devoid of any visible reaction.

Siobhan continued, "I didn't have any intention to show favoritism. It's just that Evelyn has been my child for over twenty years. I can't simply watch her go to prison if she's truly responsible for this."

His demeanor shifted subtly as he looked at her and said, "Madam Gould, I don't have much to say about your decision, but aren't you concerned that allowing this indulgence will further entangle Evelyn in trouble?"

A tinge of sadness crossed Siobhan's face. She was well aware of the situation. Nevertheless, she would vigilantly watch over Evelyn going forward, ensuring she steered clear of the wrong path.

"Evelyn's current state reflects my failure as her mentor. I will take the necessary steps to rectify her behavior. However, if she continues to insist on such unacceptable actions, I will no longer tolerate it."

Colton remained composed without uttering another word.

This situation must deeply sadden her. She doesn't have many individuals she can rely on now, so I hope you will take good

raised his eyelids and, observing the serious expression

Colton's somewhat aloof demeanor, once he held someone in high regard,

the room stood empty, save for Nicole, who sat with her head lowered and lost in contemplation. She paid no attention to the vibrations of her

senses as she looked up at Colton, blinked her eyes, and uttered, "I guess I was lost in thought

with a smile as he observed her somewhat absent-minded look. He chuckled gently and asked, "What's on your

earlier words. She uttered disappointedly, "Just now, Evelyn

of her expression, comprehending the reason behind her previous despondency. He extended his hand and tenderly brushed her cheek. Then, he whispered, "If you desire revenge, you can confide in me. Even if it means opposing the Wrenns and the Goulds, I'm prepared

way she spoke to me was deliberate as if she had a hidden purpose. I don't understand

hardened. He reached out and firmly held her hand as he said in a low voice, "Don't fret. I will undoubtedly