My Fabulous Girl Boss by Evergreen novel Chapter 1391

Mistaking a Magnate for a Male Escort chapter 1391

Mistaking a Magnate for a Male Escort chapter 1391

Nancy hemmed and hawed before asking, “I heard that Sir Louis has been tracking Ms. Lindberg, so I’m just wondering if she’s safe.”

Zachary’s gaze instantly darkened.

He, too, had had his suspicions from early on. Danrique had taken all the necessary precautions to ensure that Charlotte wouldn’t pose a threat to those in Erihal. And given that Charlotte never had many enemies to begin with, who else would want to go after her?

As it turned out, that person was none other than Louis.

“I think he went crazy and hired a few men to track down Ms. Lindberg’s whereabouts. I don’t know what he’s up to, though…”

After a pause, Nancy added, “Sir Robert has been trying to collaborate with me, so I’ve had people monitoring their family activities to make sure they’re above-board. That’s how I came to know so much about the Laurent family.”

“I understand,” Zachary answered with a somber nod. “Thank you for informing me.”

“If anything should happen to Ms. Lindberg, you know who and what to investigate first,” Nancy whispered. “I know this has nothing to do with me, but I also know how much you care about her. I’m sorry if I’ve overstepped the line.”

“No, not at all. Thank you,” Zachary said sincerely.

“All right then, I shan’t disturb you any longer. Rest well, and I hope to see you at my banquet in a few days!”

Zachary nodded politely and ordered Raina to see Nancy out.

As luck would have it, Nancy bumped into Spencer downstairs and briefly chatted with him.

Despite the brief meeting, she had certainly made an impression on Spencer, who sighed when she left. “Ms. Gold is such an exemplary woman. Not only is she from a prominent family, but she also carries herself with poise and sophistication. She and Mr. Zachary would be the perfect match.”

“That’s true, but Mr. Nacht only has eyes for Ms. Lindberg,” Raina replied softly. “Mr. Spencer, when have you started to worry about such matters like Mr. Henry?”

“I’m only thinking,” Spencer answered with yet another sigh. “I do remember Mr. Henry saying that we should never interfere with affairs of the heart.”