The Cherished Wife

This matter was not something that could be resolved in an instant. However, Charles was now certain-based on Nancy's reaction-that she wasn't entirely heartless toward Peter. The next step would be dealing with Henry. If Henry had no objections, Charles had more than enough means to bring Tania back.

Ideally, Charles wished Tania would not need to return. But if someone truly intended to use her as a pawn, then her situation was far too dangerous.

Apart from her parents, the only person who truly cared for and could protect Tania was Peter.

"Aunt Nancy, I'll handle this matter thoroughly. You don't need to worry about Tania's safety," Charles assured her. His promise meant Tania would not come to harm.

Nancy nodded. "I'll think it over."

"There's no rush, Aunt Nancy. Shall we head back now?"

I already told your Uncle Henry I'd stay at Phoenix Tree Residence for

stood up with a smile and helped her up. "Aunt Nancy, let's head back." Charles also stood, but just as he did, his phone rang. Narrowing his eyes, he took it out and saw that it was a call from the Hoffman residence. He hesitated for a moment before answering, "What's the

Charles, Sir Hoffman needs to see you," the Hoffmans' butler

right now!" Maxwell's tone was harsh, making

what's going on-you know exactly what you did!" Maxwell snapped, his voice brimming with

it? Are you going to meddle in that too, Grandfather?" Charles asked, trying to discern what the issue might be without revealing too

growled. "Tell me was there a woman in your

much so that even Noelle and Nancy could feel the

tea for Nancy as she cast a concerned glance at Charles, who was furrowing his brows deeply. "So, it seems you already know,"

not? When did that woman come back? Didn't