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I asked aloud, like there was somebody around to answer me. " But if I don't do this, I might never be able to help Charlotte." I said to myself. "Charlotte doesn't look like she is ready to open up to me and if I don't read this now, I'm scared I won't be able to understand where she is coming from." I added before I started opening the documents. I began to read through and I was shocked at everything I was seeing. I got so emotional having to read how much she was belittled, enslaved and mistreated.

The officer in front stepped forward and asked, "Which one of you is Charlotte Lowell? And which one is Finley Smith? You're both under investigation for conspiring to commit arson. You'll need to come with us to the station." Charlotte's face went pale with shock. Her first reaction was to pull out her phone. The moment the call connected, she frantically pleaded for help, "Caleb, where are you? Help me! Get me a lawyer. "I can't admit to any of this! You told me to do it, remember? You can't leave me hanging like this... Hello? Hello?" The call ended quickly. All the color drained from her face. She stumbled back toward Finley. She lowered her voice and started begging, "Finley, please. Pl

Charlotte’s POV Scotland’s chill was nothing like Atlanta’s. It didn’t bite right away—it just seeped in. After a while, you stopped noticing how the wet stuck to everything or how the drizzle hung around long after the sun came up. I hated it at first. But now I liked the quiet. No one in Edinburgh recognized me or cared who Charlotte Hayes was. No sympathy stares, no whispers about fake pregnancies, no one knowing I used to live in a house that needed a map.

After that, Adrian never came looking for me again. I only heard that he'd had the most extravagant wedding gown custom-made for Charlotte in Italy, given her a priceless pink diamond, and brought her to meet the old Don. The East Coast underworld was full of it. "Miss Charlotte's so lucky, cherished by the Vance Don like she's the apple of his eye." "Miss Charlotte isn't just highborn, she's kind and generous too. She knows that old Ashford survivor, Eve, lives poor as a rat now, and she even wants to give her some money out of charity."

Charlotte then snatched the papers from his hand and grinned at him. “Isn’t it weird? Why is she staying in that kind of place? You know, she is the top stripper-sex worker there but why is she living in such kind of place? Ew, what are you doing Cullen? Why do you date that kind of woman?” Charlotte asked sarcastically. Cullen glared at her. “I don’t date her. She is not my girlfriend! But please stop doing bad things against her!” Cullen shouted at Charlotte. Charlotte scoffed. “What bad things? She deserves it and this one? It is the truth! She is living in that filthy apartment and I know there is someone who lives there too, right? It is Heartcille Reina, your secretary!” Charlotte resp

But her ears never left, it was like she left an imprint on the wall, she could hear every blow, and every grunt released from the victim’s mouth. “why doesn’t he fight back” charlotte asks no one I particular as she slowly takes a seat. On the other side of the wall Richard’s cries could be heard, it sounded painful, but the non-chalant by passers didn’t care how hurt he was, no one cares in college, especially when a black is the victim.

Alone with Caleb in the waiting room, Charlotte remained silent while she watched the boy stare at the wall. It was obvious he was special, and she sincerely wished there was some way to enter his mind and talk to him, assure him she wasn't a bad person like he probably thought. She sighed and turned when she heard the sound of footsteps approaching. It was just someone with a stack of papers in their hand passing, who reminded Charlotte of Xavier's secretary. Even though she hated her guts, Charlotte wondered if she could have done things differently. She had never been one to slut-shame anyone, but desperate times had called for desperate measures.

Charlotte would bring the bill and take my card. Charlotte McAllister was twenty-eight years old, she owned the diner and worked from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. She lived alone in a comfortable single-story house on Second Avenue SW. She was five foot four and about a hundred and twenty pounds. She liked to read thriller novels and preferred romantic movies where she always cried at the end.

FindNovelDUMSThorne grinned and was ready to respond when his phone buzzed once more, indicating that it was crucial. Livingston made the decision to stop interjecting. Charlene left the elevator without turning around as it arrived at the ground floor. She saw Vesta waiting outside by a car in the parking lot. Their gazes locked. Vesta glanced at Charlene with a distanced, icy glare. Charlene averted her gaze and made her way to her own vehicle. It wasn't until Vesta saw Thorne following Charlene a little distance behind that her attitude softened.