My Fabulous Girl Boss by Evergreen novel Chapter 1407

Mistaking a Magnate for a Male Escort chapter 1407

Once everything was settled, Ben went to see Zachary.

When he was sending Lupine to the hospital, he had spoken to Marino over the phone. Upon learning that Zachary had suffered a relapse, he knew it would be chaotic at home, and Charlotte would face obstacles there. That was why he ordered Kyle to pick the children up from Northridge to protect their mother.

Finally, it was all resolved. Nancy had left while Spencer had also gone home.

When peace returned in the house, Hanna and the other maids sighed in relief.

With Charlotte around, they could feel the previously bleak villa begin to bristle with warmth.

Ben reported Lupine’s condition to Charlotte. “Lupine has woken up in the afternoon, and Morgan brought the three girls to accompany her in the hospital.”

Given how noisy the group was, he dared not speak and instead slipped out of the ward.

Picturing the scene, Charlotte could not help but smile. Morgan was a lot more animated than Lupine. With her around, the atmosphere would definitely be lively.

Because of Morgan’s demeanor, the three girls loved to play with her. Naturally, Charlotte assigned her to take care of the children.

Lupine would surely recover a lot faster with them to keep her company.

At that moment, Charlotte began to miss the three girls after not seeing them for a few days. In fact, she felt bad for not spending time when Danrique had entrusted them to her.

However, she could only wait till her own affairs were dealt with before she could focus all her attention on them.

While they were speaking, Charlotte’s phone suddenly vibrated. When she saw the caller ID, she answered at once. “Hello, Gordon!”

“Ms. Lindberg, you wanted to talk to me?”

“Yes, how are things at your end? Did you manage to find Danrique?”

“Not yet, but I’ve confirmed that he’s still alive!”

“Really? That’s wonderful!” Charlotte was thrilled. “I knew he would be all right.”

“Now that his enemies are hunting him down, we dare not act hastily. Hence, the only thing we can do now is to bide our time.”