Mistaking a Magnate for a Male Escort

“Daddy, you can count on me to get the job done!” Jamie announced with his chest held high, assuring his father he would get everything sorted out.

“Great! Once you’re there, just tell him Robbie has slept off after spending the entire day sorting out the system on my behalf. If he inquires the whereabouts of Ellie, tell him Ellie isn’t available because she isn’t feeling well.”

Jamie responded with a nod and assured his father, “Alright, Daddy! I’ll keep that in mind! You can count on me!”

“It’s getting cold out there. Make sure you have your jacket with you and put on your mask once you’re inside the ward. I’ll leave the rest to you.”

“I’m well aware of the things I’m supposed to do, Daddy! If you’re tired, just go ahead and take a short nap when we’re not around! You need to take good care of yourself as well!”

Zachary was touched by his son’s reminder. He had always thought that Jamie was rather indifferent, but he was wrong…

A few minutes later, Jamie made his way out of the little’s girl ward with Ben.

Meanwhile, Raina was in the middle of a discussion with the rest of the pediatricians since they were in desperate need of an alternative treatment plan for the little girl.

Zachary was there throughout the session. Thus, they were on pins and needles due to the presence of the intimidating figure.

treatments. Those in the ward, including

was about to leave, those in the ward started shrieking the moment he was a step away from

around and saw

his daughter’s side and yelled,

to the ward with the pediatricians. They were equally dumbfounded and

“Mr. Nacht, you need to stay away from

daughter, I’ll send all of you to hell

the ward started trembling in fear. One of them felt her knees turning

let loose of her emotions. She put on a strong front and asserted, “As infuriated as you might be, you

away from his daughter and stood next to her throughout the upcoming

little girl’s forehead with needles

indicating he was infuriated as little Ellie had never gone through anything of

need to

fear when he thought of the things awaiting him and his daughter. He gaped at the