The Cherished Wife by Chweety

Chapter 528

"I'm done with you!" Noelle's face turned crimson, and she decided to walk ahead, ignoring Charles entirely.

Charles chuckled, smirking as he took long strides to catch up with Noelle. "Alright, I'll stop teasing you. Let's focus on finding Mr. Click."

When they arrived, George was off to the side, anxiously urging his assistant to handle matters.

Due to the language barrier, communication was proving difficult. Judging by George's demeanor, the missing luggage was clearly important. "George!" Charles approached and extended his hand. "Remember me?"

"Charles? Oh, were you the one sent to pick me up?" George's face lit up when he saw Charles, but his gaze quickly shifted to Noelle. "And who is this?" "My wife," Charles responded in fluent Farisian, and George's eyes sparkled when he looked at Noelle. He then said, "Charles, your wife is beautiful."

"Thank you." Noelle had not formally studied Farisian in college, but since Teresa had shown interest, Noelle sometimes audited the classes.

She could not fully understand everything, but she managed simple phrases well.

Mr. Click!" Noelle greeted him in Farisian, and George nodded before switching to the local language, though he

but I'm not fluent. If you prefer, you can continue in Farisian." Noelle smiled and asked, "Mr.

my suitcases is missing, and it contains some important drawings. It's very crucial to me, so..." George expressed

nodded and told Charles, "You chat with Mr. Click. I'll go check over there." She paused, then added, "This might take a while. Why don't you two find a

he agreed and

at the Skybucks across the way.

a child," Noelle nudged Charles playfully. "Don't keep Mr.

communicate with them. She learned that due to

George's luggage, and Noelle waited at the

Charles and

for George, who had not brought many people along just his assistant and a younger woman.

the young

George. Although they were not the closest of friends, George had been the architect behind two of Collosus Group's malls

admired Charles' talent, knowledge, and