Fled With CEO's Twin Babies novel (Mia and Joe) novel Chapter 414

After realizing that he couldn't invite Mr. Rodriguez with money, Joe came to visit Mr. Rodriguez every day. Sometimes, he played chess with Mr. Rodriguez, and sometimes he accompanied Mr. Rodriguez to drink coffee and chat. Gradually, he slowly moved Mr. Rodriguez.

After three months, Mr. Rodriguez finally agreed to treat Charlotte.

"Thank you."

Charlotte's eyes gradually deepened. After politely thanking them, she turned around and went to the front yard.

Joe was still nowhere to be seen, and she wasn't in a hurry to find him. Instead, she sat in a corner and pondered.

At this time, Sharon also came over. Seeing Charlotte like this, he couldn't help but raise his eyebrows and ask, "What's wrong with you? You look like you've seen a ghost."

"Nothing." Charlotte pursed her lips and didn't tell Sharon what she was thinking.

The two of them chatted casually until Joe's voice suddenly rang out beside them. "Is it over?"

Charlotte looked at him with a complicated expression and nodded.

Seeing this, Sharon knew that Charlotte must have something to say to Joe, so he left after saying goodbye.

"Mr. Rodriguez never receives patients casually. How did you get him to agree?" Charlotte asked, pretending not to know.

Joe's expression was indifferent. He said, "Grandpa happened to have some friendship with Mr. Rodriguez, so he agreed reluctantly."

An unknown anger lingered in her heart. Charlotte said in an aggressive tone, "It's all in the past. Even if you did this, I won't reconcile with you because of this..."

"I know." Joe looked at her calmly, and Charlotte's face was reflected in his deep eyes. "I don't have any purpose in doing this. I just want you to get better."

It was as if a basin of cold water had been poured on the anger in her heart. Charlotte took a deep breath and could not say anything.

"No matter what I do, you can accept it with peace of mind. Whether it's compensation or pursuit, I'm willing to do it. You don't need to bear any psychological burden," Joe said seriously. "Accept it if you're happy, or refuse it if you're unhappy. It's your freedom."

It was as if she had punched hard on cotton. Charlotte could not refute for a while.