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Right Person, Wrong Time novel Chapter 1428

Chapter 1428 Absence of Guilt

"Isaac will meet Ryan tomorrow, so there's no need for concern," Beryl reassured Colton, passing along Isaac's message.

Success could yield valuable information about Kendrick, but they had already surmised that Ryan might not know more than they did, perhaps even less.

"Understood," Colton responded in a low tone. His gaze then shifted to Wendy, who was quietly preparing a meal nearby. With a slight frown, he asked, "Why aren't you in your room? What brings you here?"

Observing Wendy's apparent confusion, Beryl offered a faint smile and came to her defense, saying, "What harm is there in her staying here for a bit? She can't go out, and staying cooped up in her room all day could make her ill."

Wendy was unsure about how to respond to Colton, but upon seeing Beryl speak up on her behalf, she directed a thankful glance his way.

She hadn't expected Beryl's support; it turned out that he could still advocate for her. She had assumed this man would simply enjoy the spectacle.

"Whatever you overhear, you mustn't share with anyone," Colton cautioned Wendy, his unease diminishing as he considered her presence. He couldn't shake the feeling that something was amiss about Wendy, as if she were a spy gathering information on his turf.

His sole known adversary now was Kendrick. Besides, Colton knew Wendy's nature well; she certainly wasn't here to harm him, but his suspicion lingered.

"Of course not. Besides, I don't fully grasp your earlier conversation. You guys carry on; I'll just keep myself busy cooking for you," Wendy assured Colton, eager to demonstrate her commitment.

Seeing Colton's tension ease, Wendy promptly showcased the meal she was preparing, fearing he might reconsider and send her away.

Colton realized that Wendy didn't appear to be lying. He could easily detect when his little sister was untruthful.

He responded nonchalantly, "Alright." Then, he returned to his work.

Wendy felt relieved upon seeing this. As long as Colton didn't speak ill of her behind her back, she could continue to share information with her sister-in-law.

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