Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo novel Chapter 1021

Nicole was probably the only person in the whole world who could make Evan Seet put up with her spite.

Standing in the cooling night breeze, Evan looked up at the dim stars. A shred of gloom clouded his gorgeous features as his dark eyes filled with despair.

By the time he returned to the bedroom, Nicole had already fallen asleep. He pulled the blanket over and covered her to keep her warm. Then, he lay down beside her and cuddled her snugly.

Regardless of her violence and mood swings, she would always be the woman whom he loved the most.

He would love her forever!

…

In the Levant Winery.

Levant was shocked when he found out that Nicole had injured Evan. “How’s he dealing with it? Are his injuries serious?”

“He’s fine, other than that injury on his arm.”

“No, I meant… How are things between Nicole and him? Did he scold her or become estranged from her?”

Avril stared at him as if she were looking at a freak. “How do you even have the mood to be concerned about this? Don’t tell me that you’ve still got feelings for her. She has taken Hallucinogen, and that means she can’t live for long. Aren’t you aware of that?”

Levant ignored her words and persisted with his queries. “Has Evan left her yet?”

“…”

Avril heaved a sigh. “You know how much he loves her. Do you really think that he would leave her? Not only did he not leave her, but he also kept the truth from her. He forbade anybody to tell her about the Hallucinogen and how he got his wound!”

Levant was at a loss for words.

“Is he really treating her well? Does he really not care about his own safety? All for the sake of staying by her?” Levant was surprised.

He can’t really sacrifice his life for her, can he?

“Levant, listen to me. Stop being so obsessed with her. You should forget about her and pay more attention to Tiffany. I met with her yesterday, and she kept asking about you. I can tell that she has missed you very much. But perhaps she thought she didn’t deserve to be with you, so she was very cautious with her words.”

“Nicole…”