Right Person, Wrong Time novel Chapter 1116

Chapter 1116 An Encounter with Evelyn

Later that afternoon, Nicole lay down in bed and took a look at the marks on her body. With her blushed cheeks, she recalled what had happened not long ago. Thus, she glared at Colton and clenched her jaw. "I told you not to leave a mark on me, right? How am I supposed to go to the beach looking like this?!"

In response to her complaint, Colton wrapped his arms around her waist and chuckled. "We'll go there next time, then." After finishing his words, he planted a kiss on her lips.

Seeing the mischievous look on his face, she couldn't bring herself to lecture him further. Instead, she just lay down there sluggishly. Then, she stared at the ceiling and looked to the side, fixing her eyes on his handsome face. However, her temptation got the better of her and prompted her to land a kick on him. The next second, she moaned in pain as she instantly felt great soreness that overwhelmed her body from head to toe.

Colton grabbed her ankle and playfully laughed at her. "Alright, that's enough. Your body is aching, so why don't you get some rest for now? I'll take you to the beach some other day." Nevertheless, Nicole was still annoyed and pissed off, so she looked the other way without bothering to give him any response.

He realized just then that he might have been a little too aggressive while he was going at it earlier. Thus, he quickly tried to play on her sympathy and said, "Alright, I know it's my fault, darling. Punish me all you want."

She softened up upon hearing his gentle voice. Then, she rubbed her belly and said, "I'm starving now. Get me some nuggets, and I'll perhaps forgive you."

"Alright, I'll buy you something to eat," he responded with a nod, chuckling.

"Okay, hurry up, then. I'm going to get some rest now. When I wake up, I want to see nuggets right in front of me," she said cheekily. Pampered and spoiled by Colton, she indulged herself in making demands.

Colton gently tucked her in and nodded. "Alright, rest well." After making sure she was tucked in, he went out and made his way to where the hawker stalls were. There is a street just outside the hotel with hawker stalls along it. It should be an easy task to find nuggets. As soon as he walked out the door, he quickly headed to the hawkers, only to bump into a silhouette that suddenly came his way.

"Ah!" That girl yelped in pain and fell backward onto the ground. When Colton habitually tried to help her up, Evelyn's face came into his view.

"What are you doing here?" His voice sounded cold.

Evelyn gazed at him as tears started to well in her eyes. She then sniffled and called out to him, "Collie."

However, Colton only shot her an icy look without responding any further. Evelyn couldn't care less about that as she continued to step forward and get closer to him, speaking with a skittish voice, "What a small world, Collie. I can't believe we just ran into each other here."

He responded with a cold chuckle and pried Evelyn's hand off him, replying in an unfriendly tone, "Stop pretending, Evelyn. I know you've been tailing me all the way here. What are you up to?"

"No, I swear I wasn't tailing you. It was just a coincidence. I was out here taking a stroll until I ran into you," she answered while secretly releasing the voodoo from a box, thinking it was a good time for her to do that.

Colton furrowed his eyebrows and looked at her with a disgusted look before backing away to keep his distance from her. When Evelyn noticed his reaction, she felt a stab of disappointment and pain. She wiped the tears from her eyes and sobbed, "Is this how you think of me, Collie? I'm merely strolling around to take my mind off things. Furthermore, I've already explained everything to the cops before. It was Queenie and her mother who did it. I had nothing to do with that!" As she spoke, she secretly released the voodoo bug.

The insect flew and stopped on Colton's neck. However, he didn't notice anything strange at all. He only looked over his shoulder without turning around and warned Evelyn, "Don't follow me."