The Charismatic Charlie Wade

“Joanne, do you ever listen to yourself? Douglas is our best buddy, he will undoubtedly give us a hand if we need help.”

A man with a square face spoke up. He picked up his glass and downed it in one go.

Charlie glanced over at them briefly. He remembered them as his college mates. The woman’s name was Joanne Hampton, and the man’s name was Jerry McLean.

Douglas replied timidly, “Oh no, I cannot take credit for all of that. Sigh, it’s a long story, just forget about it!”

He then looked at Charlie, feeling grateful with a tinge of emotion.

It had been a stroke of misfortune to have been with a cheater and slut that he had almost lost everything to her, even getting beaten up for that.

Luckily, thanks to Charlie’s help, he was able to reclaim ownership of the restaurant and receive two million in compensation. Thus, everything that he owned now was literally because of Charlie. He couldn’t take any credit for that.

the subject and started, “Anyway, Jerry, you’re pretty well off now, aren’t you? I heard that you are one of the

try my luck. Remember George? George Harris? I

George…” Douglas managed an awkward smile. He was not on good terms with George, which was why George had not been invited to

Spikeworth accepted him, he

that Spikeworth is a big company in Aurous Hill that has very good reviews. Wow, I didn’t know that George is

was a little stunned when she heard the

Wilson family and being kicked out from the Wilson Group, she had been sending out her resume to a lot of companies over the past few days in hopes of a new job, one of which

sent my resume to Spikeworth. If we ace the interview, we will work in the

been working in your family company all these years, why would

as she continued, “I’ve cut ties with my family now, so I need

her gaze full of contempt and disgust. “Charlie, look at your wife. She has to work so hard for the family. As a man, you are so useless and ignorant to allow your

company, too? Maybe, based on your qualifications, you are only qualified as the cleaner, but for the sake of our