One Piece Charlotte Family の小説・ストーリー

After that meeting, Holmes came home in a good mood. As soon as he got to the door, he saw two figures waiting for him in front of the door. Sorano found her husband's mood strangely happy, frowning slightly in confusion. After that incident, Charlotte was still vaguely aware that she was the eldest daughter of the Heartfilia family, but now a half-sister appeared. Even though her mother told her the truth that night, she still couldn't accept it, so her face still showed anger.

Charlotte retorted. "You alone, without external help, managed to infiltrate that auction and switch with Voodoo Lwa? Charlotte, with your crumbling Patel family, you couldn't pull off such feats." At that, Charlotte lifted her gaze, smirking darkly. "True, I have a partner." She smirked. "The Nelsons. They're the ones I'm working with. And as for the goal... it's to ensure you and your damn child die together!" Charlotte looked at Diana's slightly protruding belly, her chest heaving.

Sebastian said coldly. Charlotte nodded and sat down on the couch. "I'm sorry, Sebastian. I know I haven't been there for you, but..." "No need to explain," Sebastian interrupted. "I'm used to it." A look of pain flashed across Charlotte's face, but she still tried to explain. "I had important matters to attend to. My family member is sick, and I had to be there." "Your family member?" Sebastian scoffed. "Your father? Your mother? Your sister? As your husband, I didn't know you had other family. Or do you consider my nephew your family now? It seems he's more important to you than your husband."

Dominic followed close behind her, his expression more controlled but no less intense. "This is outrageous!" Charlotte exclaimed, marching directly to our table. "The Sun family's behavior is absolutely despicable!" She embraced me fiercely before turning to my grandmother. "Elder Morgan, I apologize for my tardiness. Traffic was a nightmare." My grandmother smiled warmly. "You're here now, Charlotte. That's what matters." Charlotte wasn't finished with her tirade. "This is a deliberate challenge to the Morgan family," she said angrily. "They're testing boundaries, seeing how much they can get away with."

“You must be Raina then. It’s nice to meet you.” “Charlotte here takes care of all the kids' needs and supplies.” explained Xander. “It’s nice to meet you too.” “Why don’t we step into my office and I can make you a list of everything we need?” I thought about just staying out here and waiting but Xander placed his hand on my lower back again and led me into Charlotte’s office. It was small but decorated tastefully. I could see pictures of Charlotte with a man I assumed was her mate and two young children. They made a beautiful family.

As soon as both were old enough, they joined the castle guard and served under their doting grandfather. Charlotte was her own person from the moment she was born. She was the one who looked most like her mother but seemed to inherent nothing from either patent in the way of skills. She had some magic, yes, but mostly used it to help her mother run the household. She was uninterested in fighting, preferring to stay inside and help the staff, or shadow her mother from room to room. The Odels had kept in touch with Lord Patel over the years. He had married a lovely woman named Lilly and had several children of his own. When Charlotte was about four, Patel and his family came to visit. He had a

Spending the day with Charlotte, Jax, Oliver, and the kids made me more acquainted with them. Charlotte and Morris live near the packhouse in a cozy private farmhouse, and they were high school sweethearts. Morris is a supportive mate and tries to encourage Charlotte to pursue her fashion designer dream, which she did. Still, then she became pregnant and chose to drop her college studies, focusing on her family. Unfortunately, she suffered a miscarriage, and ever since, she hadn't been able to conceive. By how she took care of Carl, I could tell that she wanted to be a mother more than anything else.

"Hello, Olivia, what's happening?" "Uncle Joseph, it's about Alpha Morgan's daughter, Charlotte Moore. She's Alpha King's mate. What should I do to get rid of her?" My voice carried a heavy nasal tone because of crying too much. "Add more hallucinogens to Alpha King's medicine, worsen his symptoms. Then, tell him that Charlotte's arrival has intensified the curse," he suggested. His tone was calm as if he had foreseen this.

she interrupted. "Who are you talking about," her mother quickly jumped in. "Who are you referring to? Aiden? That one who had left the country to further his study? Who is giving you that confidence he will not see someone over there and then forget you. We know what is good for you. We want your happiness." "Happiness? Do you say happiness? To marry that ruthless man? I would rather remain single than to throw myself in hell." Some members of Charlotte's family started coming out of the hall. They had waited and waited, but Charlotte and her parents were not coming back. As they started coming out, Charlotte's father held her right hand in annoyance and pulled her a bit further from the pe

Charlotte took a deep breath, and her mother, who seemed unwell, relaxed in her chair. "I'm sorry for all that," I said with a warm smile, acknowledging the disruption. I signaled a waiter and asked Charlotte what she'd like – she opted for coffee and a sandwich. Turning to Mrs. Gilbert, I inquired, "And for you, ma'am?" She replied with a warm smile, "I'll have the same." After the waiter served us, we ate in silence. Charlotte's mom broke the quiet with a cough, then raised a question. "I hear you want to marry my daughter, Charlotte, in a contract marriage. Won't that cause issues between you and your brother, Dylan?"