Her Mysterious Mogul Hubby (Charlotte and Zachary) novel Chapter 178

When Zachary saw the parrot in Charlotte's arms, he heaved an inexplicable sigh of relief. "I thought it was a child. I didn’t expect a parrot!"

"Quick, send her to the vet." Charlotte anxiously urged him.

Fifi's wing was injured and seemed to be close to her last breath.

When Zachary carried Charlotte out of the room, he accidentally stepped on something that cried out, "Wah!" Stopping in his tracks, he lowered his gaze and saw a doll.

Charlotte's heart stop. Oh no! This is Ellie's doll.

"Why are you still playing with this at your age?

You're so childish.”

Zachary assumed that it was Charlotte's toy, and didn't think too much about it as he quickly left together with her.

Charlotte heaved a sigh of relief. Fortunately, she had sent Mrs. Berry and the children away. She managed to avoid a massacre and also hid them from Zachary's sight.

At the same time, she was glad the apartment was in darkness and Zachary could hardly see much. Or else, once he saw the children’s belongings, he would definitely find out about them.

After carrying Charlotte into the car, Zachary drove with one hand while giving Raina a call with the other. "Come over, she's hurt. Also, take the bird to the vet."

"Bird?" Raina was stunned at the other end of the line. However, she politely acknowledged, "Yes, I'll arrange it right away." "She is called Fifi, and is a Budgerigar Parrot," Charlotte corrected him.

"Isn't a parrot a bird?" Zachary retorted.

Charlotte was speechless. Fine, if you insist on calling her a bird.

After all, Fifi wouldn’t mind given that she was in a daze from her injury.

When they arrived at the villa from last time, Zachary carried Charlotte down from the car.

More than twenty bodyguards were lined up in two rows, they then bowed slightly in respect.

Feeling self-conscious, Charlotte whispered, "Put me down."

"Shut up," Zachary asserted softly before carrying

her upstairs.

The room from last time was already prepared with the maid waiting at the door.