The Divorced Billionaire Heiress Boss

Chapter 333 Already Here

The Stanton Mansion front gates. Keith Ludwig was in the car when he gave Nicole a call.

Nicole sounded like she was already sleeping because she picked up impatiently. “Who is this?” Keith pursed his lips and replied, “It’s me, Keith Ludwig.

Uh… Ferg had one too many drinks and he’s right outside your house. Can you come out for a sec so he can say what he wants to?” There were a few seconds of silence over the phone.

Nicole seemed to have woken up. Her voice was calm and deep. “You can take him and get the hell out of my house!” Keith was speechless for a moment. He struggled.

“But we’re already here… If you don’t come out, I’ll just leave him at the door. You’re responsible if he freezes to death!” After that, he hung up the phone and patted his chest.

Talking to Nicole now needed a lot of courage! Keith dragged Eric out of the car and sat him down at the gates. It was an extremely unmissable spot right in the middle. He was a little torn.

“Ferg, I’m doing this for you, okay? You can’t take your revenge on me later!” After all, Eric requested to come here on his own. Keith then quickly left in his car after settling Eric down.

moment to digest Keith’s words. She immediately ran to the balcony to check it out and saw a car

in the head?!’ Her father

and depressed. Nicole quietly stood in front of him

voice was clear and cold. “Eric Ferguson, are you addicted to acting now?”

taken aback seeing him like this. With red eyes, he said,

you give me another chance, l’Il definitely remember you…” ” ) Nicole’s heart shook slightly like it was shocked by

open her mouth, she saw that Eric had slumped over and was unconscious. Nicole was not in

those

could she easily forget about them? Nicole had tried countless times to forgive him, but

bring up the past grudges and grievances or get calculative with him because

night, suddenly recalling

a stray bullet back then on the

love with him. Nicole took a deep breath. Her eyes involuntarily turned red. The dim yellow streetlights overlapped their

the ground had never