The Divorced Billionaire Heiress

Chapter 573 What a Coincidence, Baby

Clayton immediately changed the topic.

The two of them talked for a while. Nicole also asked about Lil Michael’s recent situation

After hearing that Nicole had sent himna whole box of test papers, Lil Michael wass

O angry that he cried the whole night. Clayton could not even coax him to sleep.

Gradually, the atmosphere between them felt relaxed.

While they were laughing, a waiter’s welcome greeting sounded a bit abrupt. A few seconds later, a cold gaze stared at the two people from the window.

Nicole only felt a chill from behind. Before she could react, a cold, hard arm suddenly landed on her shoulders and wrapped around her waist without allowing her to resist as the man sat next to her.

She was slightly stunned. Eric had a smile on his face, but his dark eyes stared at her intently. He gritted his teeth as he said, 14 What a coincidence, baby…”

That nickname made the temperature around them plunge to freezing point in a ninstant

Nicole looked at hin coldly. “Let go.”

ging emotions under his eyes and said her name in a

in a row Now, she’s actually free to have dinne with Clayton Sloan?! Does that mean she just

darkened. He laughed to break the awkward

Ferguson, there are people around watching us, so please show some respect to

came out for dinner

happened that he ran

ice. He gritted his teeth and slowly withdrew his

would just make

business and always put your

was implying something “Mr. Ferguson, yolère a busy man, so don’t make yoo guests wait for you. You should hurd over because we can’t afford

but his eyes had an uncompromising chill

with

not remain calm when he thought that Clayton even had dinner with Nicole’s family. His chest was heaving. How could he tolerate the two of

of people he had

the others with you.

the group to

that did not care for him at all. His face instantly sank, but

with her she reached out to tuck her hair lahind her ears. Eric said fi a gentle voice, “I’ll come back soon. You should eat something first, so you don’t