The Divorced Billionaire Heiress

Chapter 752 Her Wrath

Eric’s pupils shrank fiercely while Clayton laughed.

“Mr. Ferguson, she’s resting inside. You’d better not go in and disturb her.”

It was more effective to hit where it hurt. Eric also had a weakness, which was Nicole.

Clayton knew full well that Eric never gave up on Nicole, so Clayton wanted to take out their unpleasant past to remind Eric repeatedly that he did not deserve Nicole

Clayton considered himself a gentleman, but in the business world, chivalry was a demeanor practiced only by people at the top of the pyramid when they had nothing better to do.

He came from the world of fame and fortune, so what had he not seen before?

Eric’s previous surprise attack caught him off guard, but if Eric wanted to get him again, Clayton would officially take action.

Clayton’s provocation made Eric feel agitated, so Eric did not hold back and punched Clayton heavily in the face. “What do you think you are?!”

Clayton fell straight to the ground.

He had lost too much blood, so he had not fully recovered. After taking this punch head-on, Clayton felt dizzy and was on the verge of blacking out. His body was already at its limit.

nurse who was doing rounds suddenly saw this

lying on the floor weakly, gasping

suddenly opened, and Nicole appeared at the doorway

when she

fist stiffened in

surrounding doctors and nurses rushed over and gathered around

on his clear and gentle face made him look even more miserable. He looked so sick and weak that people could not help but

to complain because they

Eric Ferguson!

slowly stood up straight. His deep and dark eyes were fixed on the woman sitting in the wheelchair. The redness in his bloodshot eyes had not yet faded. There was also a gloom in them

Nicole was

wrath was directed

was pierced

but she did not say a word to him. Instead, she looked down with concern at

“How is he?”

doctor did not dare to move Clayton’s body too much. His tone

much blood and hasn’t fully recovered. This punch likely caused

for the subsequent complications caused by an insufficient blood supply to the brain, we’ll need