Mistaking a Magnate for a Male Escort

His words were domineering and aggressive in the beginning, but Henry finally let out the truth. It was emotional and within reason.

Charlotte stood there in silence and began to reflect.

Yes, this marriage would not be easy. Not only would I need to help Zachary, but I also need to consider whether or not I can adapt to such a large family and their ways.

I think I can’t exactly offer him the assistance he needs. On the contrary, I’ll be both a hindrance and a burden.

“Think about it. Aren’t you only a stumbling block?” asked Henry again.

Having noticed that Charlotte seemed to be weighing in on his words, he decided to continue.

“Because of you, Zachary has fallen out with the Sterlings, the Browns, as well as the Blackwoods. He’s even at loggerheads with his aunt. You’re not even his spouse, and you’ve already caused so much trouble. What is going to happen in the future?”

Charlotte could only lower her head in shame. She had caused a lot of trouble, and there was no denying that.

by using my influence to keep things calm. But who is going

enough!” Seeing Charlotte reduced to this, Zachary hurriedly stepped in to defend her. “You’re one of the best psychological warfare experts the world has seen. If you’re going to be using such tactics, how is anyone even going to defend

though?” Henry shot back and looked at

irrelevant. I’m going to

younger, he was an expert negotiator who persuaded prisoners of war to surrender. He could even

Henry was already very annoyed. “Do you think you’re still a child? You’re already a father! You

about reasoning with me?” retorted Zachary. “Well, let me ask you then. If grandma was so good and so

on his face was a mixture of indignance and rage. “You little sh*t! What bullsh*t are you

our qualifications sky high to be worthy of the Nacht family. So what was it about grandma that you didn’t like? You still ended up having an affair. You

told you

the age of ninety-six, all of his dirty laundries were being exposed by his

bad feet, he would have