Mistaking a Magnate for a Male Escort

Chapter 2007 

"Don't be agitated."

Danrique quickly patted her heart and comforted her, "There's nothing wrong with having the same name as a dog.If you don't like it, I'll rename the newborn mastiff, Cece! A mastiff is a much better breed than a mongrel!"

"There's no need for that!"

Francesca's smile was very stiff.

"No, I can't name it Cece."

Danrique narrowed his eyes and said seriously, "I should call it Frannie.Yes.It's decided then!"

"Wait, Danrique—"

"Come!"

Before Francesca could stop him, Danrique called Sean over.

"Yes, Mr.Lindberg"

"Isn't there a female newborn mastiff that hasn't been named yet?"

Danrique instructed seriously, "From now on, call her Frannie!"

"Huh?"

From then on, the Lindberg family had a mastiff named Frannie, with black fur, and was a menace and savage since it was a puppy.It was very much like Francesca...

However, the latter could not object to it.

she who messed with Danrique in the first

revenge in that manner, she could only relent

hospital and wanted to be discharged early, so Danrique told Sean to ask Helen

Francesca to be discharged since her wound was healing well as long as she could tag along and

a knowing look at Helen.She clearly wants to continue earning high medical

greedy for money? Danrique, on the other hand, did not think much about it and

her assistant, prepared her medical kit and equipment, and

a

latter inadvertently saw through the mirror that the hair on the back of her head was

"Abhi!"

of horror came from the

thinking that something

he saw Francesca standing in front of the floor-length mirror with Kerrie holding a mirror behind her, he immediately understood what was going

can the surgery be

and angry expression on her face made

so, I can't have a

was on the

worse, I am

though I

ruffled the hair

"Get out!"

Kerrie to get a shaver and shaved all her

Hence, the woman that stepped out of the bathroom after

upon hearing footsteps and promptly spit out all his tea, followed

matter? Do

started to care about

"No.It's very cute."