The Divorced Billionaire Heiress Boss

Read Chapter 744 of The Divorced Billionaire Heiress-By I Wanna Eat Meat

All Nicole could think about was Clayton being so humble and gentle with her, carefully expressing his feelings like he was afraid that she would refuse him, yet also afraid that she was not aware.

Her heart was aching like it was squeezed by a big hand. It was suffocating and uncomfortable.

A certain place  in her heart  also seemed to  soften  quietly.

Nicole pursed her lips. Fortunately, Clayton arrived in time t o pull her back from death. No matter what, she owed him.

“President, the doctor said that you’re out of danger, but your right leg fracture needs bed rest. I’ll contact the hospital back home. Let’s go back now…”

In terms of medical resources, West City had the best medical resources. Moreover, the Stanton family were there and could better take care of her.

Nicole paused for a moment. “We’ll go back together when Mr. Sloan wakes up.”

No wonder she felt something wrong with her right leg. The pain was unbearable, but she had anesthesia.

Fortunately, it was just a fracture.

Nicole had a near miss and was incredibly grateful.

still underestimated Lincol n Zelman’s power. Even though he was locked up, he could still make

even dared to make

Nicole had to pull out this

his eyes and ears in Sand City. When he learned of Nicole’s accident, he rushed over immediately after his meeting

kind of coldness and hostility that permeated from the bones almost

to kill

body instantly stiffen. He felt like a bucket of cold water was poured over his head, sobering him up. He

the same blood

his

divorced him in the first place. That was because he forced her to donate blood to Wendy Quade and treated her as

who saved her was Clayton Sloan. The person who donated blood was

What did Eric do?

other side of the door. He suddenly felt like he was

face Nicole, nor did he dare to evoke Nicole’s sad

on the fact that she still had a

bit of frankness would be worn out if he

hand and turned around to leave silently, like he was never

The rest could wait.