Single Mom's Sweet Husband by Charlotte

Anne and Braden were walking aimlessly in the city. Both of them were in wedding attires which attracted many people's attention.

"What do you think they are thinking when they look at us?" Anne asked him.

"I don't know. I guess they probably thought we're some sort of tragic couple. Maybe like Romeo and Juliet? A few of them followed us all the way from several streets away. Perhaps they're afraid that we'll die for love. People nowadays are so caring." Braden stopped and looked at the few people.

Those people quickly turned their heads away when they had been discovered. Braden took out a checkbook from his pocket and wrote a 20000 dollars check for each of them. "Thank you. But we're not going to do anything crazy. I won't die with her by my side. Take this money as some compensation for your time. Just think of it as the romance of some rich people."

But those folks just wanted to do some good. Naturally, they didn't care about money and didn't accept the checks.

"My conscience can't be cleared if you don't accept it," Braden placed a hand on his heart. "So just accept it, since it's not that much money anyway."

"I don't want my good intentions to be turned into money." One of them explained, "This money is not much but it's not a small amount either. If you really feel bad about it, you can treat us to a meal." "That's fine, I happen to be hungry too."

Of course, Braden did not simply pick a restaurant. He had several restaurants under his name which served delicious food and were free.

This was also one of the reasons why he dared to cut all ties with the Collins family. With Shane by his side, he had made a lot of investments over the years but his family didn't know of it.

After a short conversation, Braden found out these people came to Brine to start a business. They didn't have a lot of money, the few of them added together would have a net worth of one million dollars. It was not really a lot in Brine but it was considered a good result for people their age.

"You don't have investors? What do you do?" Braden asked curiously.

"Logistics."

"Oh, what a coincidence!"

Braden immediately asked if they were interested in selling the company or its shares. They hesitated for a moment, then they all looked at the man dressed in a black jacket. Obviously, he was the spokesperson for all of them.

"Yes, but all of us must be together and be the core of the company."

"Have you ever heard of Charlotte Emerson?"

course, she is our role

you want to meet her and talk?" Braden raised an eyebrow at them. "Oh right, I forgot to introduce myself. My name is

this moment, they suddenly felt good for not being

we didn't recognize you. We didn't expect you to look so amazing after the makeup. We have seen your photos. We are truly blind to have not recognized you. I hope you won't take this

"I don't like it and stop doing it. I might believe it if

We have followed several of your investment projects. You're very unique. If Mr. Fuller knows how to expand the company well, then you are one who would know what young people liked. These

you're pretty good

eat. Braden couldn't

men involved in logistics and their abilities sounded

However...

the wedding scene,

for both Shane and Charlotte to meet them. "Let's

a place to

Braden went to a nearby clothing store.

that Braden took Anne and ran away

he was still sleeping. If his assistant hadn't called

moment. The main issue was Braden and Anne had not been found yet. What did that

this. He wanted

Today was his holiday

had no choice

us search for them." Peter's voice

wrong with

with the groom and bride. The others were too afraid to step up so it was up to Zoe and me. I couldn't have let Zoe do this alone, right?" Peter sighed and grabbed his hair with one hand. "What's worst is that the Collins family wants

corrupt and has committed

did Shane say

but to get up. He pulled on a shirt and chose to wear pajamas pants. He dragged his feet towards the computer tiredly.

He was toxic.

Fuller didn't say anything at all. That's why I was so