Win My Forsaken Ex-wife Back (Charlotte and Arthur)

Win My Forsaken Ex–Wife Back

Chapter 304 Fierce Protector

“Yes, I am.” Charlotte nodded lightly, her expression turning slightly peculiar as she glanced at Emma.

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Bang–Trent slammed his hand on the table, glaring at Charlotte with a hostile intensity. “So, you’re the one who stole Sarah’s man? You made her so heartbroken she’s left the country for five years and refused to come back!”

Charlotte was stunned and hadn’t processed what was

happening before Emma stormed over. “It was you! Five years ago, Sarah and Arthur were doing perfectly fine, but then, you showed up, drugged him, fucked him, and made him marry you. That’s why Sarah left, heartbroken!

“You vile woman! How shameless can you get? Couldn’t you find your own man? Why did you have to steal my daughter’s boyfriend?”

No one expected the outburst. The crowd’s eyes on Charlotte were filled with hatred as if she were their sworn enemy.

Charlotte quickly got up to dodge, but the restaurant was cramped, and she couldn’t avoid Emma, who managed to slap her–though it landed on her shoulder.

stepped forward immediately to intervene. “Mr. and

pulling Trent and Emma away,

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daughter is the true heiress of the Hardwick family. You’re nothing! Arthur will divorce you soon enough, and you’ll be kicked out on the streets!”

married Sarah. That’s the

let the bodyguards escort her out of the restaurant. Without engaging further, she got into the car, leaving

Charlotte steadied herself before looking at Grace, who had walked over. Charlotte asked

its usual calm as she replied, “That’s a business secret, Mrs. Harrison. I’m sorry, but I can’t disclose it.”

before she wondered, “A business secret? Is Harrison Group

Trent’s earlier words and asked, “What did

she replied, “It’s about something from five years ago. Mr. Harrison feels guilty toward Ms.

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so much trouble!”

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to do with the Miller family, so their affairs were naturally of no concern to her. The only thing that mattered to her now was finding out