Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo novel Chapter 920

Evan let Nicole have her way when he saw how reluctant she was. He simply got up and continued looking for a way out.

As he examined the place, he kept an eye on Nicole. When he saw that she was getting drowsy, he rushed to her side and pulled her into his embrace.

Being in his embrace created a sense of warmth that Nicole hadn’t experienced in a while, so she laid there. She didn’t feel like moving away from him anymore. Before she knew it, she had already drifted to sleep.

Evan stared at Nicole as she slept. He held her closer to him and wondered who she was dreaming about as she laid in his arms.

Is she dreaming about me or Levant?

Nicole, if you truly love Levant, then why don’t I take you away from Wicked Palace? We’ll go to a place where it’s just you and me, and I will spend the rest of my life with you while assuming his identity. Will you be okay with that?

Nicole was sleeping soundly, and her arms somehow made their way up to Evan’s shoulders. She had a weird dream and reached out to grab hold of something.

She scratched and actually caught something in her hand.

Evan was stunned.

My face… Nicole ripped my mask off! D*mn it. I can’t believe how wild this woman is even in her dreams. What do I do if she wakes up and sees my face?

Evan was at a loss when Nicole opened her eyes slowly and woke up groggily.

When she shifted her gaze down, she got the fright of life when she saw the mask that she was holding.

“What the hell is this?”

Nicole turned to look at “Levant” only to see that the man by her side had Evan’s face. She was utterly stupefied.

“Y-you… How did you get here?”

Evan stiffened for a moment before putting on a bewildered look as well.

“I don’t know. W-What am I doing here?”

Wait, he doesn’t know?

Nicole frowned and demanded, “Evan Seet, what the hell is going on?”

Taken aback, it wasn’t after a moment when he replied calmly, “I must’ve traveled through time and space. That must be why I’m here.”

Nicole’s eyes twitched at the obvious lie.