Mistaking a Magnate for a Male Escort

“Mr. Nacht, you’ve misunderstood——Ah!”

Before Amanda could finish her sentence, Zachary’s subordinates had already yanked her away.

She tried to cry for help but the men were swift to cover her mouth.

All the registration staff, including the young couples registering for their marriage at the side, were stunned.

“Don’t worry. We’d never do anything illegal,” Ben explained with a faint smile, “We’ll settle this outside and shall not disrupt you all now.”

As he spoke, he made a gesture.

Instantly, the bodyguards brought Amanda, Tevin, and the two bodyguards of the Whites away.

“Hello.” Zachary rapped on the table, bringing the registration staff back to her senses.

“H-Hello!” The lady finally snapped back into reality and asked in a shaky voice, “What… can I do for you?”

“Please get rid of all the documents from her registration earlier, including the photo she took, the paper copy, as well as the electronic copy. Thank you,” Zachary politely said to her.

At the same time, his subordinates were already standing at the side, giving her their solemn gazes as they waited for her to do as told.

“Yes, yes. I’m on it.” The staff then promptly got to work.

After everything was done, Zachary finally turned his attention to Charlotte.

made

loomed over her like a mighty beast. He placed one hand beside her and pinched her on the cheek with his other

his

her head and

hands were twisting the sleeves of her shirt as her eyes darted around. For a moment, her mind was

What do I do?

What do I do?

do I explain

he find out about the

he strangle me

take

“Speak,” Zachary bellowed.

frame before she raised her head and timidly looked at him. Squeezing out a tense smile, she muttered, “Mr. Nacht, w-why are you

not want

narrowed into slits as if he was a predator about to pounce on his

“No. I——I…”

shaking like a leaf in the wind; she could not even form

only spiked when he saw her timid demeanor. He tugged at her ponytail and dragged her out of the

out; there were even a few times

onlookers were quick to move aside, fearing that she would

man was right