Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo

Chapter 2124 A Huge Bet

Soon, Francesca and Monica reached the airport. They checked in at the counter hastily and got on the plane successfully.

When the plane took off gradually, Francesca gazed at the night view of the busy city out of the window. At that very moment, she felt a rush of inexplicit emotion surging from within her.

Will Danrique be startled to see me later? Will he be happy to see me? Is he going to have an engagement with Hazel? Could it be he intends to make me jealous? Or perhaps it’s his way to suppress William? Didn’t William mention that I might hear rumors or encounter some hardships in Xendale? What could it be?

Surprisingly, she began to have anticipation.

Meanwhile, Robin, who had just woken up in the castle, was riled up after knowing what William had done. “Your Highness, how could you do so? Don’t you know you’ll only put yourself in deep waters by doing so? What if Ms. Felch doesn’t come back again? I reckon Mr. Lindberg will keep her by his side and never let her come to Danontand again. If that happens, who’ll be the one to help expel the poison from everyone’s body? How about your treatment?”

before. That’s why I’m having a bet on how much Francesca cherishes our

aware that Danrique was not the type of man who would be bothered by trivial

her wish if she insisted on going back. In other words, he might even come along with her to fulfill her wish. Needless

was not a man of good temper, he might disregard Francesca’s feelings

mindful of your safety and the royal family’s reputation. Even if he doesn’t feel like investigating further, he won’t let you suffer without batting an eyelid. Nonetheless, if he finds out you went against his will by letting

as he dared not finish his

my parents’ death and my leg injury. He wouldn’t exploit the doping issue to threaten me into helping him to achieve his target either. In his eyes, I’m

Hearing that, Robin

in the castle earlier that day. Nevertheless, he could imagine that the latter

on the other two people who were not blood-related to