My Fabulous Girl Boss by Evergreen novel Chapter 1676

Chapter 1676 An Exchange

At this moment, she was overwhelmed by a myriad of emotions inside.

Having escaped the jaws of death and still being able to see one’s beloved again, must be the greatest blessing in life.

“Charlotte…” Zachary’s voice was shaking when he called out her name. With great difficulty, he extended his stiffened arms toward her.

The tearful Charlotte wanted very much to throw herself into his arms but when she took a step forward, her strength failed her…

“Charlotte!”

“Ms. Lindberg!”

Raina promptly attended to Charlotte’s wounds and had her admitted to the hospital.

Zachary held on fast to Charlotte’s hand all the way and refused to let go. Seeing her covered with blood all over pained him and also filled him with regret…

He regretted not returning earlier and not getting everything set up sooner, and lamented his own failure to protect her, leaving her to endure so much pressure and face such tribulations on her own…

He thus swore to himself that no matter what the future holds, he was never letting go of her hand. They must be together forever and never apart…

Lupine and Ben accompanied alongside while they made their way to the hospital, while Bruce stayed behind to set things back in order.

Investigations revealed that Spencer’s traffic accident was brought about when he was waylaid on the way to the office. In spite of it, he came away from it mostly unscathed as Zachary had already arranged for someone to protect him in secret, and had recovered since.

Johann and those board members were relieved. Though the police needed time to look into the case, the Department of Commerce also needed time to assess the situation as well. The return of the real Zachary Nacht, however, filled their hearts with renewed hope.

They had confidence now that the Nacht Group would hold together and Divine Corporation would not fall to the wayside, and things would only start looking up from here on out.

Charlotte had suffered numerous external injuries. Though some were serious, none were life-threatening.