Mistaking a Magnate for a Male Escort novel Chapter 1030

Charlotte felt a rush of emotions when she heard what Olivia said. She recalled many things from the past but couldn’t remember all the details.

Olivia was her only friend back then and likely knew a lot of insider information and details. That was why she resented the Nacht family so much.

Knock! Knock! At that moment, Lupine had something to report.

Jeffrey remarked at once, “Charlotte, it’s time for us to take our leave. Do you really want to keep this money with me?”

“Yes, I’ll leave it with you for safekeeping,” Charlotte answered with a smile. “If the factories’ expansion needs additional capital, feel free to dip into it. Just treat it as an additional investment on my part.”

“All right then. I’ll record it down for you.” Jeffrey was meticulous in his work.

“Sure.” Charlotte nodded. “I’ll have my subordinates walk you out.”

“Charlotte…” Suddenly, Olivia gathered her courage and suggested, “I want to stay here with you.”

“Huh?” Charlotte was stunned.

“Two years ago, I wasn’t able to protect you and it has been hanging on my conscience since. If I had left together with you and Mrs. Berry, she might still be alive. Although I couldn’t have done much, I could at least have called the police…”

Olivia spoke in a guilty and emotional voice.

“I realize that you have become influential and don’t need my help. Perhaps, I can help you watch the children. Having me by your side would definitely be better than any outsiders.”

Touched by her words, Charlotte was glad that she had Olivia as a true friend back then.

“She has talked to me many times about it.” Jeffrey elaborated softly, “Although she is doing well at the factory, she worries about you all the time.”

“It’s dangerous to stay by my side.” Charlotte felt hesitant about the idea.

“Don’t worry. I’m not afraid.” Olivia patted her own chest. “After all, my mom has passed away and I’m all alone now. It would mean a lot to me if I could do something for you.”

“Huh? Your mom is no longer around? What happened?” Charlotte asked.

“In the later part of last year. She died of sickness.”