Chapter overview: Chapter 448 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.
At that moment, Dylan spoke up, his tone cool and even. “Ms. Foster, are you questioning the Austin Group’s competence?”
Katherine quickly waved her hands. “Of course not. I’m just doubting this secretary’s abilities.”
Dylan let out a cold, dismissive laugh. “But she works for me, and I have no doubts. Why does Ms. Foster? Do you really think you know my secretary better than I do?”
Katherine’s eyes widened in shock. See? Dylan just called Rebecca “his person.” Clearly, there was something different about their relationship.
She knew it. Rebecca was a temptress, always scheming to seduce men.
“I—” She opened her mouth to retort, but Alan suddenly snapped, his voice sharp and cold. “Enough! That’s enough out of you!”
Startled by Alan’s outburst, Katherine immediately fell silent, her eyes wide with disbelief as she stared at him.
Why on earth was Alan yelling at her?
Alan’s expression remained icy. “The secretary is right. Go back and read that report. You’ll figure it out for yourself.”
Katherine was furious. Even Alan was siding with Rebecca now. Had they all fallen under her spell?
Then again, back in the day, she was as fresh and lovely as a water lily—pure and beautiful. Five years had passed since she’d left the Foster family, but instead of fading with time, she’d only grown more radiant, like a rare and expensive flower blooming in the world—elegant, striking, impossible to ignore.
“You can’t just judge people by their looks. It’s what’s inside that counts—”
Alan cut her off sharply. “Katherine, decisions about Dynamic Buildings’ partnership with Mr. Austin aren’t yours to make. Apologize to Mr. Austin and his secretary. Now.”
Apologize? For what? She hadn’t said anything wrong.
But there was something threatening in Alan’s eyes, a silent warning that if she didn’t apologize, he’d wash his hands of her for good.



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