The Divorced Billionaire Heiress

The Divorced Billionaire Heiress chapter 69

Eric Ferguson felt his heart clenched and his eyes darkened. He did not know anything about Nicole. He was unaware that she could play the violin so well, nor did he know that she smoked.

“I never smoked in front of you because I was afraid you wouldn’t like it before, so of course, you never had the chance to see it.“

Every time Nicole donated blood, she would feel very weak. Eric accompanied Wendy Quade, and Nicole’s only company was cigarettes. Nicole was particularly addicted to smoking during those tough days.

The corners of Nicole’s lips hooked up, but her eyes were slightly despondent. A moment later, she returned to her usual self.

She glanced at Eric’s drooping eyes and smiled playfully.

“Want to hear my conditions?“

Without waiting for his reply, Nicole went straight to the point.

“Get Wendy Quade to give me however much blood I’ve donated to her. It doesn’t have to be in one go. Anyway, she can finish repaying me within a year.“

head jolted up.

so precious, so I should use it to save people who are actually worth saving, rather than wasting it on this vile woman. I was so stupid before, but

time, she would pretend to be sick

Eric never saw through it. In the past,

blood, Nicole could draw a clear line with the past and could finally

will he choose? His family heirloom

the cigarette butt in the ashtray in front of her, then stood up and left the room

don’t need to give me an answer so quickly. Think about

at her back, Eric’s gaze became complicated all

much did Nicole hate Wendy? How much did she hate this marriage that she wanted to get back every single drop of

called his assistant Mitchell. “Check how much blood did Nicole donate

moment

donated a total of 14,400 ml of blood to Ms. Quade. The total amount of blood of an adult is about 4.000 to 5.000 ml. The blood donated by Ms. Nicole over the years is equivalent to the total amount of blood in three adults. That means Ms. Nicole had drained every drop of

as Mitchell finished his sentence, Eric hung

dry