My Fabulous Girl Boss by Evergreen novel Chapter 1346

Mistaking a Magnate for a Male Escort chapter 1346

“Well, it’s not like it’d be that much of a trouble…” Zachary felt a little guilty. “But still, thank you.”

“Not at all. This is just a matter of my own principles. It has nothing to do with you.” Nancy smiled. “Besides, you’ve never mentioned it to me. I just didn’t want to be entangled with it.”

“I see,” he replied.

“Mr. Nacht, the truth is, I came over today to—”

A white car drove by them before Nancy could even finish her sentence.

Zachary instinctively glanced in its direction. That’s Louis’ white Bentley!

“Turn the car around!” he immediately ordered with furrowed brows.

“Yes, Sir.” The subordinate quickly made a U-turn.

Nancy stilled for a moment before asking, “Did you leave something behind, Mr. Nacht?” Astonishment was evident in her voice.

“Sorry, but I don’t think I’ll be able to treat you to a meal today.” Still frowning, Zachary said, “I’ll drop you off at the road ahead. Let’s take a rain check.”

“But…” The woman wanted to say something but held her tongue at the last moment. Trying to be understanding, she replied, “It’s all right; I understand. Take care of your matters. Remember to contact me when you’re done.”

“Okay,” Zachary replied regretfully, “I’ll call you.”

“Sure thing.” Nancy smiled warmly. She always handled her emotions well, no matter the situation.

As the car stopped in front, she got off and entered her own vehicle parked by the roadside.

Zachary’s car headed back to the mountain in Northridge’s direction.

As Nancy stood at the side of the road and watched the man’s vehicle speed away, a look of disappointment slowly replaced the smile on her face.

That was the third time her date with Zachary was interjected midway.

And every single time, it was because of Charlotte.

“I think that was Sir Louis’ car,” said her subordinate. “Apparently, Ms. Lindberg lives in Northridge. Mr. Nacht probably went back after seeing that Sir Louis was about to meet her.”

“I know that.”

Nancy’s face darkened, and she could no longer conceal the grimness in her eyes.