Mistaking a Magnate for a Male Escort

Chapter 1635 Cunning Old Fox

“Agreement?” Chris leaned over at once. “What agreement?”

Marino and the others quickly stepped forward to shield Charlotte, stopping Chris’ approach.

After Rodney and the legal team from Divine Corporation examined the two agreements, they declared excitedly, “These two agreements were indeed left behind by Mr. Nacht. Not only is his signature on it, but his thumbprint also. Based on the agreement, Mr. Nacht has to unconditionally give half of his income to Charlotte Windt, also known as Charlotte Lindberg, from this particular date—”

“What?”

Before Rodney could finish, Chris sprang up from his chair and snapped, “Have you made a mistake? These documents must have been forged, as I never wrote them before.”

“Of course you didn’t. You’re not Zachary at all.” Charlotte stared coldly at him. “You’re Chris Broid!”

“You’re nuts!” Chris exploded. “If you continue hurling wild accusations, I’ll sue you for defamation.”

verify it.” Charlotte declared loudly, “Also, I remember Zachary would go for a medical check-up every

debt repayment agreement signed by Zachary. “As for the thumbprint, it was sealed with his

a sample of Mr. Nacht’s blood in the hospital. I can make a medical comparison right

Charlotte to betray me. How can we trust you after this?” Chris retorted. “Everyone, Charlotte has bribed my subordinates and even convinced Johann and Mr. Spencer

the board of directors were having heated discussions among

all, the person in front of them was clearly Zachary, and the idea of an impostor who went through plastic

loss as

expect Nacht Group to act so carelessly despite being a large

that moment, Jesse commented skeptically, “Given the massive assets involved, how can two pieces of paper justify taking half of them away? If that’s possible, wouldn’t I be able to

“You…” Charlotte seethed.

even humans can be cloned, let alone signatures or thumbprints,” Jesse sneered. “Consequently, demanding to have half the assets with just two pieces of

does have a point.” Some of the directors began to

looked around, unsure of