Right Person, Wrong Time novel Chapter 431

Chapter 431 Run!

Norman squinted his eyes slightly; doubts brewed in him as he looked at Pierre in confusion.

Pierre lowered his voice and continued slowly, “Kohlberg Group of the Kolberg Family is the only one that could rival against the Gardners. As long as Kohlberg Group manages to overthrow the Gardners, their pressure on you would be gone. By then, it shouldn’t be a problem for you to be released, right?”

Naturally, Norman knew that the Kohlberg Group was the only one on par with the Gardners.

His lips twitched for a moment before saying, “Do you have a plan to get Kohlberg Group to deal with the Gardiners?”

When Pierre heard this, he merely rose to his feet and said with a smile, “Of course. Bryan Kohlberg, the president of the Kohlberg Group, is already talking about dismantling the Gardners. There’s still a chance as long as there are no formal charges against you. What you can do now is not admit to any of the charges.”

Norman was silent for a moment. When put into such a situation, he had to try everything. So, he lowered his gaze and gritted his teeth, replying, “You’d better hurry up before my patience runs out. By then, everyone will die with me.”

Pierre laughed and reached out to pat Norman’s shoulder reassuringly.

“Mr. Clancy, don’t you worry. We’re all in the same boat. Why would I abandon you?”

Betty received the results of her full-body examination; her body was fine other than receiving a heavy dosage of drugs. Yet, based on the report, the drug had eroded her body. Nevertheless, if they didn’t flush the medication out of her body, it would eventually lead to Alzheimer’s.

Although Nicole had asked the doctor to prescribe Betty some medication, the doctor felt that the patient was too old and might be unable to withstand it. Thus, the only way was through conservative treatment.

Although she really wanted to, she couldn’t learn about what happened back then. She wanted to know why Lydia wanted to drive Betty away and why Lydia was in the hospital when Nicole’s mother died.

But now that Betty was in this state, there was nothing Nicole could do about it.

She looked at Betty, who was lying on the hospital bed, with a wry smile.

When Nicole was a child and her mother was still living in the Anderson Residence, Betty spoiled Nicole like her granddaughter. Even after Nicole’s mother left and Lydia came into the picture, Betty still stood by Nicole’s side.

Nicole had never regarded Betty as a butler but as a kind grandmother.