My Fabulous Girl Boss by Evergreen novel Chapter 1312

Mistaking a Magnate for a Male Escort chapter 1312

“Just think of it as a personal favor. We can compensate her for her help later, right?” Lupine suggested.

“Raina owns many hospitals, and she’s the Nacht family’s private doctor. She isn’t in need of money,” Charlotte revealed. After pondering about it, she added, “I know her well. She would’ve done that if it was conceivable. I’m afraid that the doctor is quite hard to please. Find out about that doctor, and we’ll ask for his help personally.”

“Got it.” Lupine immediately worked on it.

“Ms. Lindberg, where are we heading now?” Jade, who was driving, asked.

“Head back home for now.” Charlotte glanced at her watch and realized it was past four in the afternoon. “How is the packing going?”

“Morgan and Emma brought the kids back to H City. Everything in the villa had been packed and moved out. All there’s left is the plants and goldfish,” Jade reported.

“Let’s go back and take a look.”

Charlotte wanted to retrieve the photos full of her memories.

“Yes.”

Back in the empty white villa at Yaleview, there was a desolate vibe about the vacant space.

The weather was cloudy today without any trace of sunlight in sight, but the tree outside the door stood tall and beautiful.

There were leaves all over the ground, and some had dropped into the pond. The fish were chasing the leaves around playfully.

“Morgan is in a hurry, huh?” Lupine alighted from the car and joked, “She must be racing back to see Marino. I can’t believe she left with the kids without waiting for us.”

Jade burst into laughter. “Yeah, the lovebirds can’t bear to be apart. That’s great.”

“Find something to fit the fish. We shall bring them with us,” ordered Charlotte.

She didn’t want to leave the fish to fend for themselves, for they’d surely die of starvation.

“Sure. I’ll get on it now.” Jade left to find a fish tank for the fish.

Lupine was doing the final checks to make sure they didn’t forget anything. “Ms. Lindberg, what about the plants? Do you want to bring them along?”

“No need. They can remain here.”