My Fabulous Girl Boss by Evergreen novel Chapter 1746

Chapter 1746 Involvement

Lupine and Morgan blushed as their charade fell apart while Marino gave an uncomfortable grin.

Ben was the most outspoken. “Yes, there was that idea. I must thank you and Mr. Nacht for the help you gave me.”

“Don’t worry, I will make sure Danrique is aware of this.”

Everything is coming together at last! I’m so happy for my girls.

As Charlotte boarded the private jet headed for Erihal, Zachary busied himself with the wedding preparations.

This time, to avoid unsolicited attention, he did not make the announcement. All he wanted was to get married in peace.

News of Spencer’s death arrived from the hospital just as Charlotte boarded.

Zachary made frequent visits throughout the butler’s stay in the hospital. He had even brought the children along during the most recent visit which was on the night before.

Spencer had smiled in contentment at the sight of the children, aware that it might be his last.

Zachary was devastated. He had hoped that Spencer would have been able to hold on at least until his wedding.

After notifying Charlotte of the news, he made arrangements for a quiet funeral.

Aside from members of the Nacht family, only the inner circle of Nacht Group executives was present.

Johann lamented Spencer’s untimely death during the service, feeling particularly morose as they were of a similar age with him being in his twilight years as well. The numerous upheavals within the company had severely weakened him. Under Zachary’s strict orders, he had been forced to take a step back from company affairs to recuperate.

Johann had expressed a wish to spend his last years with his daughter’s family after attending Zachary’s wedding, a decision that had earned the respect and blessing of the groom.

During the period of his recuperation, Johann managed to regain his strength from his mandatory vacation. He had even developed the habit of seeing Robbie at least once a day to engage in conversations regarding technological research and passed on everything he knew to the child.