Mistaking a Magnate for a Male Escort novel Chapter 1679

“What do you mean? Did that jerk, Danrique, ask someone to take my kids away?” exclaimed Francesca in surprise, almost alerting the bodyguards outside.

“Mr. Lindberg probably asked him to pick the kids up.”

Morgan glanced at Francesca timidly. She was probably the only one who dared to call Danrique a jerk.

“How dare he?” Fury surged within Francesca. “What is their address?”

“I don’t know, Mrs. Lindberg,” replied Morgan carefully.

“If even you don’t know, who’d know?” Francesca started feeling anxious. “Where’s Charlotte?”

“Ms. Lindberg is injured. She’s in the hospital and still hasn’t woken up,” replied Morgan.

“What about Zachary?” demanded Francesca again.

“Mr. Nacht is probably at the office…” said Morgan weakly. “Don’t panic, Mrs. Lindberg. Alpha, Beta, and Gamma are Mr. Lindberg’s children. He won’t hurt them. Mrs. Lindberg… Mrs. Lindberg!”

Before Morgan could complete her sentence, Francesca flipped out of the window and ran away.

When Morgan rushed to the window, she felt something cold and withdrew her hands in shock. It was a green snake with its tongue sticking out, looking extremely terrifying.

However, the snake did not bite her. Soon, it fell onto Francesca’s shoulder and slithered into her cape.

Francesca passed through the forest rapidly, her destination unknown.

On the tree, Fifi flapped its wings and cawed, causing the birds in the forest to disperse.

Morgan felt uneasy. Afraid that Francesca would go looking for Charlotte, she grabbed her phone to call Lupine. However, Lupine called her first.

“What’s going on? Your voice sounded weird just now. What happened?”

“Francesco came,” explained Morgan hurriedly. “After knowing that Mr. Lindberg’s subordinate has taken the girls away, she’s furious. I don’t know if she’d seek trouble with Ms. Lindberg.”

“She won’t do that, right? Francesco seems quite reasonable to me.” Although that was what Lupine said, she still closed the windows immediately. “But it’s better to be careful.”

“Yeah. Take good care of Ms. Lindberg.”