Right Person, Wrong Time novel Chapter 108

Chapter 108 Rip Open Each Other’s Wounds

Closing the door behind herself after going out, Joanna looked a little displeased as her face fell. Suppressing her emotions, she returned to her own office and growled in a low voice after shutting the door, “Damn Nicole Anderson!”

In the previous years, Wendy would always come looking for her whenever she wanted to attend any important event, and because of this connection between them, their relationship had always been close. Furthermore, Wendy grew up under the tender care of the Gardner Family and wasn’t scheming at all. Basically, she would believe anything that she was told.

Step by step, Joanna had set up good relationships with the people around Colton, but she didn’t imagine that Nicole had snatched Wendy to her side in a mere few days.

While she was abroad, she had heard the news that Nicole would be designing the graduation dress for Wendy, but she didn’t pay too much attention to it and thought that Wendy had no other choice but to look for Nicole because she wasn’t in the country. However, Wendy was now even asking Nicole to design the dress for her first adult birthday party.

The Gardner Family was considered one of the best and most influential companies globally, and as the youngest child of the Gardner Family, Wendy’s first adult birthday party would definitely be very spectacular.

Unfortunately, this opportunity was now wrenched out of her hands by Nicole.

Trembling from the anger, Joanna felt helpless because Wendy had always done what she wanted, and it would be difficult to change anything she had set her mind on.

After all her achievements in the Gardner Corporation for seven years, it couldn’t be compared to an outsider who was here for barely a month!

No matter if it was Colton or Wendy, Joanna had spent seven years on them, but Nicole had managed to bewitch them in a few days’ time!

It’s not fair! This is unacceptable!

Just as her fury was boiling, a soft chuckle echoed from behind her, followed by a soft, hypocritic voice. “Director Schmidt, from the looks of it, it seems like you’re angry.”