Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo

Chapter 2102 The Plan Has Been Disrupted

After waking up and putting on her clothes, Francesca walked over and opened the door. “Good morning, William!” “Francesca, did I wake you?” William looked at her with a conflicted expression.

“No, I was already awake.” Francesca noticed the paleness on William’s face and the fact that his eyes were bloodshot. “Did you not sleep the entire night?”

“I was worried about Robin, so I had been staying by his side,” William replied with a smile. “He woke up at six and looks a lot better. He’s having his breakfast now.”

“I’m glad to hear that. I’ll go over later.” Francesca yawned. “I’m going to shower first.”

“Francesca,” William called out to her. “Hmm?” She turned her head around to look at him. “Are… you all right?” William’s eyes were filled with concern.

“I’m fine. Why wouldn’t I be?” Francesca chuckled. “All right now, I’m going to wash up.”

With that, she closed the door. Left alone in the room, she wiped the smile off her face, then anxiously took out her phone to check the news.

as expected, the announcement of Danrique’s engagement to Hazel filled the headlines. Almost every

Danrique was sharply dressed in a black suit.

for Hazel, she was wearing a white gown with a mermaid tail that highlighted her sensuous figure,

simplicity of the picture, it very

in the picture. Although Danrique’s expression was hidden in the shadows, the

sight of the picture and the writeups that described how loving

she still believed that it was nothing but gossip. However, she somehow felt that this

reported the news, every major outlet is doing so this time. Even

Monica’s words from before. If a man proposes to break up suddenly, it must be because there’s someone else. It looks like Monica is right. Danrique must have broken up with me because he got together with Hazel. And yet, I foolishly believed that he was forcing me to go see him. How deluded can I be? It now turns out that his heart has been stolen by someone else.

she became. She even felt the urge to fly

asking? I

William—with an increasingly grim expression—was still reading

“What’s wrong?”