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Right Person, Wrong Time novel Chapter 314

Summary for Chapter 314: Right Person, Wrong Time

Summary of Chapter 314 from Right Person, Wrong Time

Chapter 314 marks a crucial moment in Free novel’s Romance novel, Right Person, Wrong Time. This chapter blends tension, emotion, and plot progression to deliver a memorable reading experience — one that keeps readers eagerly turning the page.

Chapter 314 Lost Control

Since I can’t perform the surgery for Old Mr. Benedict, perhaps I can find other doctors. I met many skilled and talented doctors while training as White’s apprentice, Nicole thought. Unfortunately, she had rarely contacted any of the senior doctors since White left, but she could still ask around for Benedict’s sake.

Benedict let out a wide grin after he heard Nicole’s firm answer. “If what you say is true, then, of course, I’d be willing to have the surgery.”

Nicole smiled. His illness was getting increasingly severe—he was even showing signs of dementia. She was afraid that it would really be the end of him if he didn’t receive treatment soon.

They both continued chatting for a few hours and she managed to cheer him up as they spoke.

Soon enough, Benedict could no longer fight off the sleepiness, and started yawning a few times. Nicole used this as an excuse to leave the room. Unfortunately, she found Colton standing outside the door when she walked out.

She froze for a moment before she shut the door and turned to look at Colton. “Grandpa said that he was sleepy and wanted to nap, so I figured that I wouldn’t disturb him any longer.”

Colton grunted in response. They walked side-by-side along the corridor for a while before he questioned her. “Are you serious when you say that my grandfather’s surgery has a 50% chance of success?”

Nicole would have never expected Colton to be the sort of person who would eavesdrop on someone else’s conversation! But since he had heard what she said, she decided there was no point hiding it. “Yeah. I met a few skilled surgeons when I was abroad, so I can ask them if they could help Old Mr. Benedict,” she replied.

He smirked. “You mentioned that there was a doctor who claimed that there was a 50% chance of success in a patient whose condition was worse than my grandfather’s. Can I know who this doctor is?”

After Madeline got married to William, her parents died in an accident. He took all of her inheritance and built the Anderson Family. However, no one had expected him to turn into such an uncontrollable man after he became rich—Madeline was the one who suffered the most.

While they were in the hospital, she would often nag Benedict; maybe it was because she had already treated Benedict as her father.

Colton halted his footsteps when he realized the tears forming in Nicole’s eyes. He reached his hands out to touch the skin around her eyes as her silent tears trickled down her cheeks.

His warm fingers trembled as he brushed her tears off. “Alright. Stop crying. It’s not a big deal,” he murmured gently while gazing at her teary face.

Perhaps it was because she was thinking of her mother, or maybe it was because she knew that Benedict wasn’t going to live for long—either way, Nicole lost her grip on her emotions as she sobbed.

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