Mistaking a Magnate for a Male Escort novel Chapter 141

Nonetheless, she can’t be blamed for this. After all, the two of them looked identical. Be it their height, body, voice, and eyes… they looked exactly the same! The only noticeable difference between them was the heightened arrogance of Zachary and the childish behavior of Chris.

Before this, the “Gigolo In Debt” was wearing a mask all the time and he only appeared during the night. Also, Chris only impersonated him once and as a result, he was aware of the secrets between them, including Charlotte’s situation.

Hence, it was perfectly reasonable for her to have mistaken him for Zachary.

“Speak, what’s going on?” Charlotte admonished him.

“What?” Chris heart was racing. He was hesitant to utter the truth.

“You’re just a gigolo. Why is everyone saying that you’re the heir to a rich family?”

“Also, why did you take off your mask and expose your true identity?”

“Why are you here at Bar DTT every day? What’s your relationship with Peter?”

Charlotte bombarded him with tons of questions.

“Actually…” Chris paused before continuing. Eventually, he decided to provide an obscured answer. “Think about it this way. It was a misunderstanding all along. I was never a gigolo!”

It was the truth. Previously, Zachary merely explained the situation in brevity. Hence, it was her own assumptions that led to the misunderstanding.

“You’re saying that…” Charlotte recalled the night when they first met.

He was alone in the VIP room and was surrounded by security guards. Clearly, this should not be a privilege enjoyed by a gigolo.

Furthermore, she had never witnessed him courting any clients before. At most, they briefly spoke about it during their conversations on the phone. It was my imagination after all?

“That can’t be right.” Charlotte was suspicious. “How would you explain the incident four years ago?”

“Four years ago, I went in the wrong room.” Chris casually replied. “Fate must have brought us together.”

“I see…” Charlotte was finally convinced. “Then, your real identity is…”