Right Person, Wrong Time
Chapter 1251 The Master Plan

Chapter 1251 The Master Plan

Meanwhile, Evelyn paced back and forth in her room anxiously. A week had passed since she last metRyan, and his patience wore increasingly thin as he urged her to act swiftly.

On the other hand, she sank deeper into the allure of this new life, losing herself within its captivatingembrace. Amid her inner turmoil, Colton's motives remained a mystery. He would visit her daily andinquire about her well-being. Nevertheless, his concern provided an unexpected haven, filling her witha sense of security and an odd feeling of being cherished.

Suddenly, her phone vibrated, and it was a text message from Ryan. 'Evelyn, I won't hold back fromenforcing my measure if your hesitation persists. The consequences of your defiance will surpass yourwildest imaginings.' Her heart raced in response as the anger in the message affected her senses.

Soon after, Evelyn received another text message. 'Could it be that you're not concerned about fillingNicole's position?'

The words struck her like a jolt, echoing their recent conversation.

No, I must decide. Considering the current situation, Nicole's presence was intertwined with mine liketwo sides of an inevitable outcome. Clutching her phone, she imagined holding Nicole within her grasp,symbolizing her resolute intent to sever Nicole's ties with Colton, regardless of the obstacles.

Deviating from her routine of the past few days, Evelyn left her room. Apart from mealtimes, she hadstepped out for the first time.

"Miss Wrenn." The staff approached her as soon as she stepped out.

"I thought I had my freedom of coming in and out. Walk with me to the gates as I need some fresh air,"she requested as she grew weary of constant surveillance.

However, the staff was taken aback by her sudden change in demeanor. Her attitude toward them hadbeen consistently pleasant until now, making this behavior shift even more perplexing. After amomentary pause, the staff responded dazedly, "Sure."

Then, Evelyn strode forward without uttering a word, and the staff trailed along in quiet bewilderment.However, amidst this, a pressing concern occupied the staff's mind. While Miss Wrenn does have theliberty to move about, protocol stipulates notifying the person in charge. I couldn't bear the weight ofresponsibility if anything happened to her.

Stepping out into the open air, she inhaled deeply as she savored the sweet taste of newfoundfreedom. After hailing a cab, she swiftly departed from the research center. At this moment, her phonebuzzed with a concise message. 'Arrange for Nicole to meet me at our last meeting spot. Just come upwith an excuse.' Then, she muttered to herself, pondering momentarily before dialing the number.

"Nicole, it's Evelyn," she said.

Meanwhile, Nicole wasted no time following the call. She swiftly got dressed and readied herself todepart. Just as she was about to step out, she ran into Roxanna, who was looking for her.

"Nicole, where are you rushing off to?" Roxanna asked, puzzled by her urgency.

Nicole quickly glanced at her reflection as she instinctively adjusted her attire. "I plan to visit Colton. Isthere something you need, Roxanna?" she asked as she marveled at her ability to lie so effortlessly.

"Oh, Evelyn just went out. Not sure where she's off to. I guess she's using the freedom she's beengiven," Roxanna hypothesized before recalling her initial purpose of visiting. "I'm worried she might beup to something."

Nicole's thoughts drifted briefly as she recollected her conversation with Evelyn on the phone earlier. I'lllet you know the underlying cause of Colton's voodoo and a complete treatment method. You wouldn'twant to see him distressed by this matter daily, would you?

"Nicole?" Roxanna's voice broke through her reverie.

Shaking off her distraction, Nicole replied composedly, "Don't worry about it. Let her be. It's not ourconcern if something happens."

Roxanna nodded as if comprehending, yet she watched Nicole leave in silence. An unsettling feelinggnawed at her, hinting that something was amiss; otherwise, Nicole wouldn't have been so absent-minded.

Following Evelyn's directives, Nicole arrived at the specified location. Her gaze fixed upon thesignboard, and a realization dawned upon her—the shop was conveniently situated close to Colton'scompany. Is this purely coincidental?