Mistaking a Magnate for a Male Escort

Chapter 2311 No Other Choice

Danrique fell asleep groggily on the couch after taking his medicine. Worried that he might catch a cold, Norah covered him with a blanket before turning off the lights and retreating quietly.

Though she did not know much, she understood that that night was critical. Mr. Lindberg and the president had come to an agreement: If Sean could bring Mr. Lincoln back, Ms. Felch would be able to come home, and the matter would be resolved.

Norah watched the clock on the wall and counted the seconds in her heart. One minute passed. Ten minutes. Half an hour. Sean would be at the presidential palace by now and would be picking them up soon.

Danrique suddenly jerked awake while she was lost in her reverie and grabbed his phone to make a call. “Yes, Mr. Lindberg?” “Have you picked up Mr. Lincoln?”

“Not yet. He should be arriving at the back door of the presidential palace soon.” Danrique’s expression shifted drastically. “Did they tell you to collect him at the presidential palace?”

“That’s right.” “Mr. Lincoln must be in our hands before the president returns,” Danrique urged. “If you catch sight of Francesca, stop her immediately.” “Yes—”

Bang! Before Sean could complete his sentence, a series of

around, he saw an emaciated figure falling at the entrance not far away amidst a storm of bullets. At the same time, another fell to

Mr. Lincoln!” Francesca’s scream pierced the night sky. As Sean was rooted to the spot, his eyes widened in disbelief. His head rang

been late, and the president succeeded in his scheme. Danrique heard the noise on the other end and, in a rage, sent the

Danrique did not appear to hear her. Without even donning his jacket, he leaped into

white snow at the back door of the presidential palace. The president’s expression remained impassive

shared his bed for decades, fell at his feet, he did not appear sad in the slightest. He gazed at her quietly and then at Lincoln, who had been shot by a

life for Lincoln’s, the president had, in fact, benefitted a great

lady for her husband, it was not his wife that the president had brought back with him

the charges on his behalf to free himself completely, but she may not be inclined to anymore, given her

by exterminating all evidence

ingrate if he ordered his wife’s arrest or found pretexts to cause her