Mistaking a Magnate for a Male Escort

Charlotte stared at numerous missed calls and messages on her phone, all of them from Louis.

Without needing to look at the messages, she knew what they were about. Apologies, then expressions of his love. He would ask for her forgiveness before telling her of his wish to start over with her.

Charlotte was in a world of frustration. She did not know what she could do to make Louis give up. It felt like he refused to listen to whatever she said to him as long as it was not the answer he wanted.

Right as she was lost in her train of thoughts, someone called. The number seemed familiar, but she did not have it in her contacts. After a moment of hesitation, she picked it up. “Hello?”

“Hello, Ms. Lindberg, I’m Nancy Gold.”

Nancy’s voice was always as soft as cotton. It was as if she was someone who did not have a temper nor ever experienced negative emotions; it was as if her control over her emotions was impeccable.

“Hello,” Charlotte greeted back, uncomfortable to hear that name.

“I just wanted to ask how you’re feeling today,” Nancy uttered. “There were many people at the restaurant today, so I didn’t get a chance to ask you that.”

“It’s nothing serious,” Charlotte replied politely. “Thank you for your concern.”

hear that. Rest well, then,” Nancy

can she possibly do with a few polite

Maybe that’s that.

had indeed been reminded that Zachary was dating Nancy and

Nancy

thought, the discomfort in Charlotte’s heart grew. She rose to her feet, planning to look for

snowy mountain to look for the legendary Angel’s Flower. As long as he finds the flower, he’ll be able to save his beloved princess. Although it was cold here, and there were many beasts around, he was still brave as ever.

on a chair, telling the children a

children were sitting in odd poses—some were sprawling and lying down—as they

said, “Daddy, this isn’t right. I’d read this book

for Angel’s Flower, but a sapphire.

many questions?” Robbie chided them as he cut them

Jamie and Ellie lowered their heads before falling

that’s right.