Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo

Chapter 2110 Speaking Up

Federico’s words carried heavy and shocking implications. The atmosphere immediately grew tense.

Even the carefree Francesca froze in shock. She instinctively looked at William as an outrageous thought crossed her mind. Could it be true?

Meanwhile, William raised his head and met the king’s gaze. He declared firmly, “Your Majesty, I have nothing to hide nor the courage to manipulate others, especially L!”

William could not have answered Federico’s question more openly than that. The king narrowed his eyes and stared at William. “Then tell me. Did Robin lie?”

Complex emotions filled the king’s gaze. William replied honestly, “Based on the recording I heard, Robin had said nothing but the truth.”

it?” Federico began to doubt

about my status as someone’s fiancée.” Francesca continued impatiently, “I was still Danrique’s fiancée before four this morning, but that is no longer the case as we have split up. Then, the media reported on Danrique and Hazel’s engagement.

“Why did you break up so

do with you. Danrique just went crazy.” Furious, Francesca added, “Robin wasn’t lying, and nor was William. Though I didn’t want to be involved in this or drag Danrique into this mess, things have spiraled to the

close friends. There’s definitely poison in the castle’s water source and the essential oil he was given. He and the eighty-three residents in the castle have all been poisoned; no one can deny that. I may not understand your complicated relationships with one another or anyone’s reasons for pulling such schemes, but I do know that the perpetrator deserves punishment. That’s the enduring law in any country of any era. So why have the facts become something to be covered

else? Has the harm and humiliation he suffered all these years been nothing but an act? Did he injure both his legs to land himself in a

argument had been delivered with a demanding aura, which instantly steamrolled over the king. Federico suddenly looked away as though fearful of

reputation to make an accusation. Someone had sabotaged him first, and he deserves

family. No one would bat an eyelid if all the occupants in his castle perished. Sadly, not even the king would have seen fit