Mistaking a Magnate for a Male Escort novel Chapter 823

Zachary was about to get into the car when he noticed that Henry’s car had pulled up as well. Right then, Spencer wheeled Henry out while Robbie stayed at the side.

“Where is everyone going?” asked Zachary.

“I’m picking Jamie and Ellie up from school,” said Henry.

“Isn’t it a little too early? It’s only a little after two,” said Zachary after he checked his watch.

“There’s an open class today, so I thought I’d go listen in. Besides, I can take this opportunity to interact with the principal as well,” explained Henry, who cared deeply about the kids’ education. “It’ll be time to pick them up once the class is over.”

“Alright,” said Zachary. He helped Henry into the car before crouching down to pick Robbie up, intending to carry him into the car. However, Robbie informed, “I’m not going. I have a science class this afternoon.”

“Okay, then stay home and be good,” said Zachary. He stroked the kid’s head before leaving.

“Bye, Daddy. Bye, Great-grandpa,” said Robbie while waving goodbye to the others.

“Robbie,” called out Henry after he rolled down the window and popped his head out. “If Jamie and Ellie want to go to Fairytale Land after class, I will send someone to take you there to meet up with them.”

“Okay,” answered Robbie while he watched everyone leave.

As the two cars slowly drove out of the place, Robbie scanned his surroundings and noted that over half of the subordinates were gone. The security is not as tight now, so this is the perfect opportunity to carry out the mission.

He then got back to his room and sent a text message to Jamie’s smartwatch: Text me after you get off class.

Then, Robbie started prepping.

The eagle destroyed Robbie’s second mechanical dove the last time around, so Robbie invented a brand new weapon—the multipurpose miniature camera!

The multipurpose miniature camera was the size of a bean and was placed on Fifi’s head. There was a software that linked the device to Robbie’s phone and shared the video in real-time. All Robbie had to do was open the application, and he could see everything the camera captured.

To top it all off, the multipurpose miniature camera could turn around and had no blind spots. It was not restricted to capturing videos from a fixed spot.