Mistaking a Magnate for a Male Escort novel Chapter 269

On their way home from the amusement park, Charlotte talked to the children about going back to kindergarten.

After gaining their approval, she met the principal on her own, expressing her hopes for her children could be given equal treatment, and that they would grow happily and healthily.

Ruby assured her not to worry.

The principal also hinted that the Sterlings had already cashed out on their shares in Apple Kindergarten, so the school no longer had anything to do with that family.

Charlotte responded courteously, informing Ruby that the kids would return the following Monday.

On her way home, Charlotte’s emotions were in a slight jumble. Having shares in an educational institution is just a small investment, but they’ve already cashed out on those shares. That means the Sterlings are in much more trouble than I thought.

The fun-filled weekend passed in a blink of an eye, and a busy Monday followed.

Rising from bed early, Charlotte braided Ellie’s hair while telling Robbie and Jamie to wash up.

Now that they had moved into a bigger house that had two bathrooms, the children no longer had to fight over using the bathroom.

Mrs. Berry kept herself busy in the kitchen, preparing a sumptuous breakfast.

Charlotte always told her that she didn’t have to go out of her way to make such fancy meals.

But Mrs. Berry was so used to being meticulous that she would prepare at least four items for breakfast.

Watching the family eat together at the dining table while happily chatting away was what Mrs. Berry enjoyed most.

The children were thrilled to finally return to school after taking such a long break.

After breakfast, Charlotte and Mrs. Berry saw them off in front of the school bus. Then, Charlotte rushed to work.

She had previously been suspended after the scene Luna had caused at the office.

Moreover, many other employees had witnessed the scene, so the rumors must have already spread.

I wonder what will happen now.

Charlotte felt uneasy as she arrived at the company building.

But she walked into the building, only to realize that no one was really paying attention to her. Instead, her coworkers were trying their best to squeeze into the elevators, worried about clocking in late and getting their pay deducted.

Charlotte stood inside a corner of the elevator, listening in on her coworkers. They were gossiping away, but their conversations had nothing to do with her.