Mistaking a Magnate for a Male Escort

Charlotte waited until Marino had left through the window before opening the door.

Morgan was still staring longingly at the window when Charlotte’s voice came from beside her, “How much longer are you going to stare at the window? He’s already gone!”

Morgan flinched in shock and tried to explain, “Ms. Lindberg, I…”

Charlotte cut her off. “I saw everything. Marino seems to be infatuated with you. I think he’s a great guy!”

Morgan lowered her head in embarrassment. “Nah, he’s way too immature! I just scolded him for going AWOL when he has such an important task…”

“Yeah, he deserved that scolding. Still, I suppose you valiantly saving my life would make up for his mistake!” Charlotte said with a mischievous smirk.

“Hey! Me doing my job has nothing to do with his mistake!” Morgan exclaimed while blushing.

Charlotte nodded and said seriously, “Yeah, you’re right. We’ll just let Zachary punish him, then!”

“No…” Morgan began to panic.

Lupine burst out laughing. “Hahaha! I knew you were just being stubborn! You are worried about him, aren’t you?”

Morgan threw a pillow at

Be careful not to scare your boyfriend away!”

me!” Morgan was so flustered that her ears

refusing to accept Ms.

do something about her, Ms. Lindberg?” Morgan was blushing like a shy

laugh at her state. “All right, all right… We’ll stop messing with you. It’s normal for young people like you to fall in love anyway. Marino is a great guy, so make

“But…”

back, so it’ll be fine if we just keep it to ourselves. Okay, you should get some rest. We’ll go check on things at the airport. Wouldn’t want you two

right! Ensuring Dr. Felch’s safety is of utmost importance! We can’t afford to

have someone stay here to keep

walking toward the door,

us, Ms.

implying that Mr. Lindberg

that’s not what I meant…” Lupine desperately tried to explain

at how flustered she was, but maintained her cold attitude and carried on walking while Lupine followed

comparison to Danrique’s cold and stern personality. Despite holding a grudge against the Nacht family, she never once stopped us from seeing their people. This is the kind and soft-hearted