The Charismatic Charlie Wade

As Jasmine, Xyla, Charlie, and Anthony were talking about Kian’s affair, Charlie’s father-in-law, Jacob, was dressed in a suit as he happily walked out of his house and took a cab to Heaven Springs.

Since he was going to enjoy a little wine tonight, Jacob left his BMW at home. He had already given Charlie his car keys so Charlie could drive to Heaven Springs to pick him up after his dinner.

Jacob has no other hobbies during this period and he simply enjoyed studying antiques, cultural relics, and calligraphy and painting. That was the reason why he joined the Calligraphy and Painting Association.

The reason why Jacob decided to buy everyone dinner tonight was because he wanted to contest for the position of the standing director of the association.

In order to show his respect for the leaders of the association, he deliberately took the twenty thousand dollars that Charlie had transferred to him before he booked a bronze room at Heaven Springs.

Even though this was the cheapest room in Heaven Springs, it was still much better than all the other restaurants in the city.

arrived at Heaven Springs, Don Albert was still

led Jacob directly to the bronze

little as he was not in a hurry. He simply sat in his seat as he waited patiently for his guests to

few minutes later, someone pushed the door of the private room open. At this time, a middle-aged man who was about the same age as Jacob stepped into

man walked up to him before he smiled and

here for a short while now. Since the president and executive directors are all going to participate in this dinner that I am hosting tonight, I feel

David Phillips, one of the standing directors of the Calligraphy

a very good relationship with Jacob as the both of them enjoyed looking up antiques, and calligraphy and paintings. Therefore, they would often walk and look around Antique Street together and they eventually became very

David heard that Jacob wanted to compete for the position of the

association agreed to attend the dinner hosted