Single Mom's Sweet Husband by Charlotte

Tilly Page!

It was her!

"Ms. Emerson, I really didn't mean to do it. Tilly found me in the group chat and offered me a sum of money. At that time, my mother was ill and in need of money. I wasn't thinking straight when I agreed to it. Ms. Emerson, please give me a second chance!" begged Stephanie.

She latched herself onto Charlotte's arm as if she was a lifebuoy amid the vast ocean that would keep her from drowning.

Charlotte grew silent from deep thought. "I'll give it a try. Do you think you can ask Tilly out?"

"Of course, of course." Stephanie hastily wiped her tears away and nodded like a bobblehead.

Without delay, Stephanie invited Tilly to meet up at the coffee shop right downstairs.

Soon, Tilly arrived.

She had on a cap and a pair of sunglasses, as well as a scarf that wrapped tightly over the bottom half of her face.

Clearly, she dreaded anyone recognizing her.

Stephanie sitting in a sofa seat against the wall. She

could sit down, she chided impatiently, "Why are you still

her head in an attempt to avoid eye contact with

voice spoke and

police now; sit down, and let's have a chit-chat." With that, Charlotte released Tilly and seated herself. Charlotte didn't appear to be joking. Tilly obediently sat down

emotions. As she looked up, she presented a friendly smile. "Ms. Emerson, your face is all over the internet! It's a wonder that you still have time to ask me out for tea." Charlotte watched Tilly

seemed to contain no warmth. The air around her had ostensibly plunged to absolute zero. The formidable intensity emanating from Charlotte knocked the air

Tilly

an eyebrow at her. "If you're not telling, then I'll

June, which is last Saturday, you instigated Stephanie Noland of our company to steal our confidential

restaurant. She turned her head to one side and shrugged dismissively. "I have no idea what you' re

with an outrageous amount of reposts. This is very good evidence of libel, to be added into consideration for your court sentence," Charlotte enunciated

gradually darkened. "What gives you the right to accuse me of

I'd say it's the original drafts in your computer, and also the fact that many of these accounts

"Haha, these are just your guesses. If you're so almighty, then bring out the evidence!

to escape blame after she had laid it all