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"After the fire, Mrs. Grant's foster mother suffered extensive burns. There was actually a chance she could have been saved. The night she regained consciousness, her condition even improved for a while." Dr. Jones paused, frowning. "Someone came to see her that afternoon. After that visitor left, she bit through her oxygen tube and suffocated herself to death."

“Her simplicity and her sincerity... I was crazy. Even today I do not understand whether it was true or a hoax.” Scarlette Reddy nodded her head and put the glass on the table. “It seems that she had broken your heart mercilessly.” “Maybe.” “Then let’s break her.” Neel Dixon looked at her seriously. ... Sara Owen had to work for a long time in the laboratory so Gracie had to leave the university on time. When she reached the nearest bus stop to catch a bus, a white car stopped and the black glass rolled down. Her eyes fell on a white and handsome face which had a captivating smile. She widened her eyes and rushed there.

Scarlett ran to the table, picked up her plate quickly gumble down her food as fast as she could. "Lucia, am sorry. Please wait up."Scarlett yelped, running to get her backpack from her room. While Lucia was already outside, waiting for her to come out. ******** Ronald came out of the carriage and the carriers stand by it as he walked away. Ronald stood walking to scan the mud house in front of him, it looks more older than it was when he came here eighteen years ago. He wasn't even sure if this is where the old women still lives.

"I will fight till my child has a father." She couldn't help move her hand down to her stomach, where the scar lay's hidden under her wedding dress. She has nothing to fight for? The reason of her fight...the very basis of her fight no longer there. She tried so hard..... coming too far from where she started. Yet it all ended where it began. Leaving her with nothing except this long scar. The scar worse than the one on her face. The scar that did what no other scar could. The scar that ended Vivian Klein completely to leave a broken shell.

I hope that we can get by all the stuff that has happened, and she will not hold it against me for disappearing. Scarlett got up and went to the bathroom to tidy herself up. I chucked on a pair of shorts and went into the kitchen to wash my hands and get a drink of water. I could hear small branches snapping outside. There must be a deer wandering around close again to the cabin as the branches snapping sounds like it is right outside my front door.

Victor Delacroix had made a mistake thinking he could crush her. And I had every intention of using his mistake against him. “Do you need more time?” I asked, my voice, measured. I already knew the answer. Scarlett exhaled slowly, lifting her gaze to meet mine. There was no fear there anymore. Only determination. She took out a pen from her purse, pressed it to the paper, and with one stroke of ink, she sealed her fate. “Good choice,” I murmured, taking the contract from her and sliding it into my briefcase.

Maxwell’s POV Scarlett stepped back from the door, her eyes darting to mine with a mixture of curiosity and unease. I offered her a gentle smile, hoping to ease her nerves. Clay and I entered, glancing around the small, modest room. It was simple, far from the opulence she must have known in the South, but she seemed to find peace here. Her expression was calm, as if grateful for the small space and its quietude. She didn’t need luxury; she needed a haven.

Somewhere within the last one hour, Chase Enterprises HQ burned to the ground, leaving several casualties, one of which happens to be Alexander and guess who the hell is crying in front of the hospital, gathered by the press, saying, “Scarlett did this. She’s been trying to ruin the company for months now! Her statements at the funeral are proof enough!” Fucking Isabel.

which caused me to furrow my brows. "Me? Alone?" When I inquired, she nodded and smiled a little. I grinned apprehensively before moving forward and cautiously opening the door. I decided to get the guts, I raised my head directly, I walked in gently. "Good morning, sir," I said with a modest bow. "Scarlett O'Hara, right?" He questioned in a strong, powerful voice. "Yes, sir," I answered. He continued to look attentively at the sheet that had my information and stated, "Good, you can resume work," leaving me to wonder why.

She was about to find out. Scarlett parked around the side of the building at David's Market, sucked in a deep breath and squared her shoulders. Today, after two weeks of hiding, she was going to begin the mending process. She'd known when she sat on that swing and let him pull her into his arms that she couldn't resist him. She'd known she was getting involved with someone who might not be able to truly commit to her, and she'd been right. It was her hopeless romantic heart that whispered things might be different.