Mistaking a Magnate for a Male Escort

Chapter 2049 Take The Initiative

The tablet smashed against the wall with a bang and fell to the floor, where it shattered into pieces. Sean was so frightened that he did not dare to say anything. He stood against the walls and lowered his head.

The air felt as if it had solidified. The room was as silent as the grave. The subordinates who stood guard outside could sense the chill in the house. Their foreheads were drenched in sweat, and they did not dare make a sound.

“Cancel the flight to S Nation. We’re returning to Xendale,” Danrique said after a long silence. “Yes, sir.” Sean did not dare ask further and instead hastened to make the arrangements.

Knowing Danrique, he would have flown directly to S Nation to clarify matters face to face before dealing with Prince William and Francesca—one is a friend while the other is his fiancée.

Sean did not understand why Danrique did not do that but opted to return to Xendale instead.

Could he have given up on Ms. Felch?

As he pondered upon that possibility, Danrique’s phone rang. His eyes closed dangerously upon a single glance at the screen and picked up after a moment’s silence, placing it on speaker mode.

“Is this a good time, L?”

William’s voice sounded.

did not expect the prince to take the initiative to

as if he was not aware of

S Nation,” William declared abruptly. “I

you?” Danrique answered

to seek his help in healing me. In order to gain his approval, I have waited on Mount Phoenix throughout repeated visits, yet he rejected me. Then, he shut me out with the claim of being ill. That is why I could only beg Frannie

very earnest, with touches of

hearing that. He finally understood the photos and videos must have been taken when Francesca was treating William. It’s probably a

Danrique was visibly

men were sneaking close to my home today and deduced that you sent them

you updates, so I thought I

Frannie and me. She is

did not register anything

is currently your fiancée, I will not harbor any inappropriate thoughts,” William was good