Right Person, Wrong Time novel Chapter 315

Chapter 315 Contacting White’s Apprentices

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Nicole stopped crying after a short while. She sniffled as she thought, It’s a good thing I didn’t put on any makeup today. Otherwise, my face would be a mess.

She reached her hand out to rub her face as she nodded. “I’m fine. I’ll spend the next few days asking around for doctors who may be able to help Old Mr. Benedict.”

Colton didn’t decline her offer. “Thank you for your effort, Nicole.” They bumped into Anna as they were walking out, and Anna stopped in her spot when she saw Nicole’s bloodshot eyes and stuffy nose.

Anna gazed at Nicole for a long while before turning to glare at Colton. “What did you do, Colton? Did you make Nicole cry?”

Colton felt utterly misunderstood at this point. He hadn’t done anything, yet Anna had directly placed the blame on him. “No, Mom. I didn’t—” he started explaining himself exasperatedly.

However, Anna wasn’t in the mood to listen to him. She simply hurried forward to grab Nicole’s hand. “Nicole, if Colton did something bad to you, I’ll apologize on his behalf. Please don’t take his actions to heart.”

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Nicole hastily shook her head when she saw how worried Anna was. “It’s all a misunderstanding, Mrs. Gardner. I was chatting with Grandpa earlier, and he happened to talk about my mother. I felt rather sentimental after that. It has got nothing to do with President Gardner at all,” she explained.

“Julia previously told me that you and she were best friends and that she was the doctor in charge when you gave birth to Hayden. She’s here as well. Why don’t we all have a meal together?”

Nicole immediately glared at Julia. What is this girl thinking about? “Don’t even start!” Nicole hissed. Julia pouted when she saw the annoyed look on Nicole’s face.

Since other senior members of the Gardner Family were at the dining table, Julia decided to keep mum about the matter. Most of the family members discussed Benedict’s condition while they had dinner.

Benjamin had his brows knitted since the start of dinner, and he seemed rather unhappy. “We can’t afford to delay Dad’s surgery anymore.

The doctor said that the tumor was pressing even harder on his nerves after he lost his temper. So, he might not even last until the end of this month if we don’t proceed with the surgery.”

Olivia no longer wore a long face at the mention of Benedict. “I got someone to contact White’s apprentices previously, but I didn’t seem to get any responses. Apparently, all of White’s apprentices disappeared after White passed away.”