Mistaking a Magnate for a Male Escort

Chapter 1631 The Promise

After a brief pause, Charlotte continued, “However, considering Nancy’s current state, the wedding will have to be delayed. This is a good chance for us.”

“I see.” Lupine heaved a sigh of relief. “Well, Nancy only has her father and Chris to blame for her accident. How can she blame you? You don’t have to feel guilty.”

“I do feel guilty, but I’ve done my best,” said Charlotte with a frown. She glanced at her watch and urged, “Drive faster! We’re running out of time.”

“Understood.” Lupine slammed her foot on the accelerator.

At five past three, their car finally arrived at Divine Corporation.

As expected, a group of unfamiliar bodyguards quickly blocked Charlotte’s way.

Johann wanted to welcome her personally. However, as he was under the control of the Gold family, he could not leave the conference room.

Charlotte was about to barge in forcefully when Raina, Marino, Spencer, and the rest rushed over. Eight bodyguards, who used to be Zachary’s elite bodyguards, followed them intimidatingly.

Corporation did not dare to

the huge group. When she entered the

sent someone to infiltrate Garden Villa and sneak me out. Then,

b*stard pretended to be Mr. Zachary! He chased you out of the Nacht residence, kidnapped the kids, and even joined forces with outsiders

Jesse to the board of directors meeting. We must stop them, or trouble awaits

important thing is to prove that the man is Chris, not Mr. Zachary,” urged Spencer. “As long as we prove that, he’ll

tough.” Charlotte smiled bitterly. “Now that Henry’s gone, there are no other direct family members in the Nacht family. Distant relatives cannot prove anything. Even if we have a DNA test, it’ll be useless if everyone thinks that

we prove his identity using other instances?” reminded Raina. “He

that accident. He could’ve excused himself by

that

“Then…” Everyone was panicking.

it’s not a good method, we can recoup some losses

is it?” asked

moment, the elevator doors opened. Charlotte walked out directly

“Ms. Lindberg…”