The Deserted Rich Beauty (Nicole and eric) novel Chapter 120

"I don’t know." Eric spoke coldly and dodged Keith's hand that was reaching over to him.

This was also what Eric had been puzzled about. He only remembered that back then, Wendy Quade was i n a car accident and had lost too much blood, but the R h-null blood stored in the blood bank in Atlanta was far from enough.

That was when Nicole came to him. She said that she could donate her blood to Wendy, but with one condition - he was to marry her.

The matter was urgent, so Eric agreed without even thinking about it.

Everything that happened later was just natural.

Eric did not like Nicole and did not have any feelings for her, but he still respected all her rights as his wife and honored their marriage.

Suddenly, there was a clamor outside their private room.

Keith went out to take a look and immediately turned back. "Holy sh*t, Nicole’s here!"

Outside, the music was so loud that it could shatter one's eardrums. Everyone below was reveling in the music.

Nicole was dancing in the middle with her long legs and thin waist. She had a charming smile as she moved with the music and immediately became the focus of the crowd.

The woman was indeed beautiful. Her frown and her smile were equally seductive.

Nicole's smile was warm and bright as the crowd formed a circle around her. She was dancing with a pretty good-looking man.

Their posture was provocative and very risque.

Everyone screamed in praise for Nicole until the music ended.

Keith was also infected by her dance and could not help but shout along with the crowd as he waved.

Nicole heard the familiar voice and swept a glance to see Keith upstairs.

Next to him was Eric Ferguson.

Her smile faded instantly, and she turned to walk away as if she had just seen a pile of trash.

Eric was standing in the shadows. His prominent features were sunken.

He never knew that she danced so well and never noticed that her smile was so inviting.

Eric had never seen her happier than she was now in the past three years.

When she married him, she was so brave, and when she left, she was so determined.

At the thought of this, Eric felt a stifling pain in his chest as if a boulder was pressing down on him. It felt heavy and suffocating.