The Divorced Billionaire Heiress

Chapter 1592 It Won’t Collapse 

“It’s because you haven’t had anything to drink for too long…”

Nicole put the water back and felt some heartache when she looked at Clayton’s thin face.

“My dad asked the butler to prepare a nutritious meal for you. The doctor said that you’ll have another examination tomorrow. If there’s no problem, then you can eat normally. If you have something you want to eat, feel free to tell me.”

Nicole paused before suddenly remembering something. “I haven’t talked to your subordinates yet. Do you want to call them and arrange your company affairs first?”

Although Clayton’s roots here were not deep, everything that was needed was here. His capital was strong, and Atlanta’s business circle gained an additional bigwig like Clayton overnight.

No one dared to underestimate him.

Clayton frowned. “No need. Roland will take care of everything.”

Nicole raised her brows at how capable his assistant was. “Do . you trust him that much?”

Clayton laughed. “I only disappeared for a few days. If the company collapses because of that, it’ll be because of my incompetence. They need times like this to train themselves.”

and skills were unexpectedly much more decisive

was not afraid of failure. Otherwise, he would not be so

then you just need to focus on recuperating.” (This Novel Daily Latest Chapters

and held her face in her hands as she looked

happy seeing that he could sit here and talk to her now, even if all he said were words that made her

also happy and found a

you very worried these days? Was it Grant

were dead. The angle you jumped from the

low voice.

back then. He just wanted to find

There was silence.

He must’ve gotten very angry when Mr. Ferguson didn’t agree to

spoke cautiously. When he first learned that Eric had refused Caleb’s conditions, his

he loved her, yet he would not even compromise

could have just agreed first to stall

person who said he loved her did not actually love her that much. How sad would Nicole be if

was fine, actually. At first, he considered me a very valuable bargaining chip and still treated me with