Mistaking a Magnate for a Male Escort

Chapter 1858 Good Side

“Yes, Uncle Donald.” Eva nodded.

“Let’s go in.” The man brought her into the hall.

Francesca glanced back. She could tell the man was up to no good, and it was obvious that the woman was gunning for Danrique. That’s actually good. If someone’s bothering him, then he won’t have time to bother me. This way, he’ll probably let me leave soon.

As she was still mulling it over, Norah greeted Danrique. “Mr. Lindberg!”

“Let’s rest upstairs first,” Danrique informed softly. “We’ll come back down when it’s time for dinner.”

“You have guests to attend to. I won’t disturb you any further.” Francesca had no intention of getting involved in his messy business.

“You’ll need to meet them sooner or later,” he uttered with a serious expression. “No need to be afraid. I’m here.”

She was dumbfounded. What does he mean by that?

“I’ll help you upstairs, Ms. Cece.” Norah approached and held onto her.

That caused Francesca to snap out of her thoughts and stop thinking about what he said.

Francesca lay down on the couch

a cup of hot beverage. Francesca took a sip before going to

her with a blanket, she informed the maids

downstairs. “Mr. Lindberg is currently changing. He’ll join you two soon.

Donald looked around the building and sighed. “It really is completely

different,” Sean explained. “After all, the current owner of the castle is Mr.

smile. “Danrique is an accomplished young man. He’ll surpass

Donald.” Sean led the two guests into the study

room with maids to serve coffee and red

I take a look

before a maid immediately showed Eva

it was actually more like a library. The round high-rise design exuded a mysterious and quaint

Sean and Donald chatted with each other. Their conversation touched on their loyalty toward Danrique and their

knew what was going on in

Lindberg family in a single night and took control of Lindberg Corporation eleven years ago,

relatives, but they were in no position to

wasn’t a well-guarded secret that he had been persuading

the stocks were split between three major families, which made it difficult to manage

could add more of his own chips to the table, he would be able to compete with other factions vying for the company’s

on the surface, but