Mistaking a Magnate for a Male Escort

Chapter 2173 Dignity

Hearing those words, William was in shock. “What did you say? How could that happen?”

“Maybe they sealed off the castle in the name of holding an investigation.” Francesca said in a low voice, “I don’t know the specifics either, as Monica was the one who got the news.”

William was instantly riled up by the words. “It seems that His Majesty has entrusted the investigation to those b*stards. He knows that they want to kill me, yet he still put them in charge of this!”

“Now is not the time to talk about this. You need to make a decision now. Should I rescue you or not?” Francesca glanced at her watch. “I’ve been in here for more than forty minutes. If I delay any longer, I’m afraid that someone will find out…”

He quickly calmed down and replied, “I can’t go out. If I do, they’ll be in an even more dangerous situation.”

“What should we do now?”

She glanced out the window and noticed several guards rushing over. Knowing they must have discovered something, she hurriedly urged, “Quick! They’re coming.”

what to do,” William uttered immediately. “If you have to

the medical kit and leaped out of

William’s room in the next second, pointing their guns inside. Seeing that no one else

emotionless expression, William lay on

went to the window to check again, but Francesca was long gone.

they didn’t even spare William a glance. It was

informed that the doctor was a fake, he was startled and hurriedly pushed open the door to check, only to see William still lying on the bed intact. Marcus was

guards told the senior officer a few

the hospital bed, staring at the ceiling with a cold, menacing look in

want to kill me, yet he still asked them to seal off my castle in the name

naive in the past, believing that Federico had a trace of affection for him and thinking that as long as he

William understood that Federico stood on the same side as those people. There was no way the king would punish them

cliff, right? I’m also related to him by blood.

and reunited