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Elijah said, to which Charlotte replied, "Okay. That's fine." "Yeah. Alright, I will let you go to where you’re headed. I have some work to get on with. Take care, Charlotte." Elijah flashed her a smile, and Charlotte waved back. "Goodbye." Charlotte smiled as her nervousness faded while she continued to Anne's father's house. It wasn’t far from Teddy's house, and upon seeing the white mansion that stood ahead, and belonging to Teddy. Charlotte sighed, braced herself, and knocked at the gate entrance to Chief Henry Robert's home.

I slumped, gulping back the saliva threatening to spill out of my mouth. “Well, how about we go on a vacation?” “A vacation? Angel, I don’t have much money on me, and you know how well I’m trying to save up.” “Well, my darling sister, it’s completely free, Charlotte. I got a free raffle, and I won four tickets to the London Festival. All-expense-paid trip, with free rooms, free food, and free towels.” “I’ve been keeping it a secret till I saw who I was going to go with — and this is the perfect timing.”

She looks so pretty up close, and she's a royalty. Dang, I should have known. It runs in the blood and genes. "Uhmm... good morning– I mean afternoon, yes. Wait is it afternoon already?" I was panicking inside and out. I pursed my lips because of too much embarrassment, but I never thought she'll laugh that through, but it really is embarrassing. I looked at Klenz to ask for his help but he was just grinning from ear to ear, enjoying my misery. "Good afternoon, sweetie. I'm Charlotte Watson. You can call me Aunt Charlotte, but it would be more appreciative if you call me mommy." Her voice was so sweet and calm but the words coming out of her mouth definitely gave me turmoils.

"Your father is a pragmatist. He’s already signing the treaty with the Regency. They get the territory. He gets the peace. And the boy who knows too much gets a bolt in the neck." The hound barked. Not a normal bark. It was a scream. Charlotte Reed lunged from the smoke, her face a mask of soot and fury. She swung the iron chain. It didn't hit me. It hit the assassin. The heavy links wrapped around his throat, jerking him backward. The crossbow went off. The bolt hissed past my ear. It buried itself in the doorframe. "He's mine!" Charlotte shrieked. She was bleeding from a gash on her forehead. "The Southern whore belongs to me!"

Jackson quelled him with a look. Keilor, who, like Jayems, had said very little until now, said mildly, “Even Haunt band together against a common enemy, or to trade, Tilus.” “Who should speak but the Haunt who's sired a half-breed abomination in the belly of his charmer?” sneered Tor Maphin. “We shouldn't wonder that you'd take their side. You and Mathin the Mad, with his fool’s talk of alliances.” A muscle ticked in Keilor's jaw, but it was Jayems who said with cool challenge, “The charmer is not only my cousin, Tor, but she saved my wife's life and the life of my child. Show some intelligence and cry peace.”

Her daughter did not react to the news at all and it was a surprise to her Did Charlotte forget that her grandfather once told her while he was still alive that she would get married to Dalton Moore once she grew up? Well, Charlotte was still a little child then and after the death of her grandfather no one ever talked about it again She wanted the curse at her husband for giving Charlotte's husband to Bethany the daughter of that evil woman. She really did not know what that woman was using to brainwash Hughes but whatever it was, it really was working wonders

“Tell me, what is she to my uncle?!” The maid, intimidated by his expression, stammered, “M-Mr. Zach, that lady is Mr. Sean’s wife.” “Get lost!” Zach shoved the maid aside and turned to the butler. “Brian, you watched me grow up. I know you won't lie to me. Tell me!” The butler hesitated for a few seconds before replying in a low voice, “It’s true. She's indeed your aunt.” “Liars! You’re all liars!” Zach’s face twisted in disbelief. Then, he suddenly remembered his older sister, Theresa, who lived abroad. He hurriedly started a video call.

The blood on the floor matched Charlotte's blood type, killing Mariah's hope of dealing a fatal blow to her enemies. Charlotte, having cried enough downstairs, shifted her eyes to the fruit platter on the coffee table. Breakfast was salty, and now her throat was parched. She needed to find a way to get these aunts to feed her some fruit. It wouldn't be appropriate for her to do it herself. Rebecca sighed and had the fruit platter removed. Red was too festive and glaring. Charlotte was puzzled. She was about to ask them to bring it back when she noticed a group of people marching into the building.

Kent was shaking his head. “Eventually, Charlotte’s identity got out. I had put her behind a lock door to try to figure everything out. If you turn your papers over, this will start the journey of my life recently. The first page is what my dad had filled out. If you remember, the king and queen were murdered. It was being pinned on Charlotte but she tells a very different story. The second page is her view of events.” I watched them read what my dad had wrote and then flip to what Charlotte had written out. “She was just a little girl.” Ky said as he traced the kill places.

To surprise everyone, Charlotte went one hour before the agreed time and helped Aunt in cooking. “You can cook too, Star? You are awesome.” Lila was super excited to know that Charlotte was willing to adjust in their house hold, not shaming them with her spoiled rich girl’s attitude. “I can just help in specific preparations. I am not good at cooking dishes.” “This is more than enough dear. When I was of your age, I didn’t even know the difference between salt and sugar.” Aunt refreshed her memories of golden days with Uncle James Webber. They were childhood sweethearts to married couple, but Uncle James's sudden death in car accident broke that inseparable lovers. In the end, she brought a