Fled With CEO’s Twin Babies by Sherri Roman

Chapter 654 Buried Together
Even though Charlotte knew the woman’s identity, the vigilance in her eyes did not lessen. Instead, it deepened.
“You don’t have to be so alert to me.” The woman smiled helplessly. “With what happened to Sandra before, no one in the
collateral branch of the Faulkner Family dares to attack you now. Of course, if there is a chance, those people won’t give
up.”
There was a hint of sarcasm in the woman’s eyes. She stretched out a hand to Charlotte and said, “I’m Sandra’s sister,
Ina Faulkner. Don’t worry, I don’t have a good relationship with Sandra. I’m very happy to see her in such bad luck and I
absolutely have no intention of defending her.”
Ina looked very calm. She didn’t think that Charlotte would believe her with just a few words and just said what she
wanted to say.
Charlotte nodded and gave her a distant smile.

Ina waved her hand at Charlotte and said, “I know you may be very embarrassed to see me now. I’d better go first.”
After taking two steps, she suddenly stopped and looked back at Charlotte seriously. “There’s a person named Bishop in
the collateral branch. You’d better be careful of him. That guy is a little crazy and has a good relationship with Sandra.”
With that, Ina waved at Charlotte and left the mall.
Looking at Ina’s back, Charlotte frowned and said, “It seems that there are still normal people in the Faulkner Family.”
In order not to cause too much trouble, after Charlotte and Huxley’s discussion, the first thing they did was to take out the
ashes of Judy and Congreve.
Charlotte chose a beautiful place for them and buried them together.
Staring at the smiling faces of the two people on the tombstone, Charlotte was quite emotional. “Although they failed to
live together happily when they were alive, they rest assured after died.”
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Joe patted her on the shoulder. “You’ve done your best.”
Charlotte was silent for a moment, then shook her head and said, “Sometimes I think that if Judy hadn’t been pregnant,
maybe they wouldn’t have ended up like this.”
Joe frowned. “What nonsense are you spouting?”
Seeing his worried look, Charlotte smiled and said, “You don’t think I’m going to suicide, do you? I’m just sighing.”
No matter what hypothesis they were making now, it had already happened, so it was meaningless.
After leaving the cemetery, Joe hugged Charlotte and said seriously, “No matter what you think, you are the most