Mistaking a Magnate for a Male Escort

Henry scoffed, “The Lindberg family’s territory? How arrogant!”

When Lupine heard Henry’s reply, she dared not to speak back, as she was terrified of the old man’s presence.

However, she didn’t have a choice to back down. Charlotte had instructed her to look for Fifi, and it was the Nachts’ fault for trespassing into Northridge.

So, she took a step forward and bowed at Henry before speaking politely. “Mr. Nacht, I don’t dare to defy you, but our pet eagle is missing and Ms. Lindberg had instructed me to look for it, so…”

Henry roared, “That eagle was untamed, and it almost hurt my great-grandson, so it’s best if it is missing. Go back and relay the message to Ms. Lindberg. She’d better discipline her pet. Or else, if it scares my great-grandchildren again, I won’t spare them!”

Not only would he not spare the eagle, he would be merciless toward its owner.

“You…” Although Lupine was furious, she dared not to talk back to Henry.

“Let’s go!” Henry shot an icy glare at her before leaving with Robbie.

Henry was a powerful figure in the business world, so no one dared to offend him. Even if Danrique was there, he would still have to treat him with respect. Not to mention Lupine was just a lowly bodyguard.

the upper hand,

to face with Charlotte, and he wished for the Nachts to leave as soon as possible. Carrying Robbie on

Henry nodded in

car, an arrogant command sounded from behind. “Show no mercy

widened his eyes in surprise when he heard the voice. It sounded so

into view from the hillside. Soon, a few female bodyguards stood in front of the

by the bodyguards,

on Bruce’s shoulders, Robbie couldn’t adjust his position, so

see who it was so badly, but Bruce shoved him into

in his position and said, “Be a

did that person said just now? How arrogant!” Henry heard a voice vaguely, but he couldn’t make out the

his question and hurriedly suggested, “Mr. Nacht, I’ll take care of everything here. Please go back with

and mighty in front of us.” Henry

 The Lindbergs are at fault for all of this, and