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The Contract Said No Strings Attached (Charlotte) novel Chapter 376

Summary for Chapter 376: The Contract Said No Strings Attached (Charlotte)

Chapter overview: Chapter 376 from The Contract Said No Strings Attached (Charlotte)

In this standout chapter of the Romance novel The Contract Said No Strings Attached (Charlotte), Cynthia Dempsey introduces new challenges, powerful emotions, and major plot progress that captivate readers from beginning to end.

Seeing Becky’s serious expression, Samuel immediately straightened up as well. “What’s on your mind, Becky? Go ahead.”

Rebecca’s brow furrowed, worry clouding her face. “Don’t you think you’ve assigned a bit too much work to Noah lately? He’s been glued to his laptop all the time—even on our way here, he was still busy with something.”

Samuel looked puzzled.

He was certain he hadn’t given Noah that much to do lately.

Could it be that Noah had secretly taken on some big project behind his back?

His nephew was nothing if not shrewd.

But since Becky brought it up, Samuel didn’t argue. “Alright, I’ll take your advice.”

Rebecca felt a little relief wash over her when he agreed so readily.

Then Samuel glanced at Rebecca, a flicker of admiration in his eyes. “You look really lovely today, Becky.”

Rebecca rolled her eyes slightly. “Blame Ethan. He insisted I wear this.”

Ethan?

Samuel’s gaze shifted to Ethan, his brows knitting together.

That wasn’t what he meant, though. Ever since they’d walked in, Samuel had noticed every man in the gym stealing glances at Rebecca.

The sight made his frown deepen. He regretted not clearing out the place beforehand.

Rebecca was beautiful—he’d always known that—but he hated the thought of her being ogled by a bunch of random men. In his mind, Becky was someone precious, someone who deserved to be protected.

As Samuel’s icy stare swept the room, the men quickly shifted their focus elsewhere.

Samuel said, “Next time, maybe opt for something a little more conservative when you go out. Don’t indulge Ethan’s mischief.”

They might have been small, but they certainly weren’t lacking in spirit.

“Ha!” Ethan shouted, striking a pose, brimming with confidence.

The others bounced on their toes, eager to jump in.

The four boys launched their attack, little fists flying as they charged at Samuel.

Ethan swung a punch with all his might, while Evan tried a sneak assault from behind. Noah and Aiden closed in from either side…

Joyce frowned. “You know, they actually look pretty tough. Four against one—Samuel’s not going to get the short end of the stick, is he?”

Rebecca couldn’t help laughing at Joyce’s concern. “Just watch. You’ll see whether Samuel’s in any trouble.”

Joyce had never seen Samuel box before. Now, curiosity and anticipation sparkled in her eyes.

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