The Divorced Billionaire Heiress Boss

Chapter 308 I Miss You Too

After Eric Ferguson finished speaking, there was an indescribable and eerie silence in the air.

Nicole’s face stiffened, and her expression became extremely unnatural for a moment. Soon, she hooked up the corners of her lips into a faint cold smile.

“Much better now. Even my memory has recovered extraordinarily well. I can now remember all the lies you told, Mr. Ferguson…”

Nicole did not even bother to cover up anything. She just wanted to tear off Eric Ferguson’s fake face! However, Eric’s reaction was unexpected.

He did not have a second of uneasiness and guilt, nor the nervousness and shame after being exposed.

His frankness made Nicole look like she was the one being unreasonable.

The corners of his lips carried a faint and gentle smile as if he was being very tolerant and indulgent towards her mockery.

“That’s good.” Nicole rolled her eyes and could not help but close her eyes and take a deep breath.

Molly Stewart coughed and broke this awkward silence. “Nikki, what did you come to see me for?” Before Nicole could say anything, Tigger’s eyes lit up when it saw Eric.

down from Nicole’s arms, Tigger went to Eric’s feet and hugged

I really miss you…” Eric, who originally wanted to kick it away,

then looked at Tigger and flashed a rare smile. “I miss you

would never expect to see this. Tigger had always been unilaterally admiring

never had any feelings

said “I miss you too” in this rare moment? Was that man still the Eric Ferguson everyone knew? However, when Gerard saw Nicole’s shocked and disgusted gaze, he instantly

Eric’s “I miss you too” was not directed at Tigger. Tigger was swinging its four limbs in the air

that it almost bit off

really are the most handsome man

it away because she could not stand Tigger’s embarrassing suck-up

at the little tiger with a warning gaze. “Shut

program, so change

go according to my ideas!” Everyone instantly

Eric from the side, waiting to see a

face gradually turned cold. His eyes dimmed and the

reluctantly muttered in defiance, But you just told me to