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

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Charlotte continued, “As for the second recording, yes, I did say that to Sebastian. When I heard you were with Sarah, I thought that was fine too. If you two were together, it would make our divorce easier. After I said that, I just left.”

She glanced at Arthur’s cold, unrelenting face, her voice growing more desperate. “I didn’t drug you, and I didn’t send Sarah to be with you. Arthur, I wouldn’t do something like that.”

“You just admitted it.” Arthur’s gaze grew even colder as he locked eyes with her, his stare like ice, freezing her in place. She couldn’t help but shiver.

Arthur thought, “She has really thought that–about handing me over to another woman.”

He stepped closer, watching her face drain of color, and despite all the torment he’d put her through these last three days, marking her in countless ways, she still wasn’t his.

He thought, “Her heart has never belonged to me. Every second, she wants to divorce me. She wants to escape, desperately.”

“Charlotte, the more you want something, the less I’ll let you have it. Divorce? Maybe in your next life.” Arthur’s grip tightened around her throat, just enough to feel suffocating, as if

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But he quickly released her and turned, striding

frail body wavered, her face pale, her eyes unfocused. But she soon

suffer for something I didn’t do?” Her fingers clenched around the bedsheet, her heart feeling like it was being squeezed by

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Where’s Lottie? What did you do to her? Where is she?” Evie blocked his path,

in three days. She’d used every connection to track her and learned Charlotte hadn’t left the club at all. Arthur hadn’t left either. They were together–he was the one

the club, and now, she

cold as stone, his presence sending a chill through the air. As he

if his very presence was

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Charlotte was. “Arthur, what have you done to her? What do you want from her? She doesn’t love you anymore. Why can’t you just let her