Mistaking a Magnate for a Male Escort

As Charlotte and Gaston fell onto the ground together, the crowd collectively gasped in shock.

Charlotte’s arm was throbbing painfully. But when she looked up, the Rolls-Royce Phantom was long gone.

Almost instantly, the security guards rushed over and detained Gaston.

“Zachary Nacht, I curse you! You’ll die a horrible death!” he yelled desperately.

Soon, the guards stuffed a cloth into his mouth to stop him from yelling more and dragged him away like a dead dog.

Charlotte stared after him with sorrow. Father told me that the business world is like a battlefield. But it looks like hell to me.

A careless mistake will cause one to sink into an endless quicksand.

The mysterious man in the Phantom is none other than the devil incarnate who controls everyone’s fate.

Alas, the poor have to work for the devil even though they are barely surviving.

The moment Charlotte left Divine Corporation’s building, she received a text from the bank, informing her of the successful transcation to the kindergarten, amounting to one hundred and eighty thousand. Her balance in the account was three thousand nine hundred and eighty-eight.

Ah, it’s expensive to bring up kids nowadays. The triplets’ school fees plus meal allowance amount to one hundred and eighty thousand!

isn’t even enough to buy formula milk

her own thoughts for a long while, Charlotte

do anything in broad daylight,

man’s right. I’m no longer the rich heiress. I need to support my family and the kids. Pride isn’t

in the lobby when many bodyguards appeared, escorting a man to the

man went, people would bow and greet

enough, she didn’t manage to see what he looked like. But that man was obviously Zachary

does his figure

her head, she chided

I be reminded of that gigolo every time I

ruthless man. There’s no

just registered as our new employee five minutes ago as a secretary on the thirteenth floor. Her name is

document. The man only replied

monthly during her probation period, including basic insurance. Her salary would increase to ten

for her family’s expenses. I’ll need to spend eight thousand every month on the kids’ formula milk alone. That’s not

when a few other employees came to welcome

“Oh, thank you.”

them warmly. This was her first official job, so she knew how