Chapter summary of Chapter 204 – The Mocked Miss’s Hidden Crowns by Carmen Henley
In Chapter 204, a key chapter of the acclaimed Romance novel The Mocked Miss’s Hidden Crowns by Carmen Henley, readers are drawn deeper into a story filled with emotion, conflict, and transformation. This chapter brings crucial developments and plot twists that make it essential reading. Whether you’re new to the book or a loyal fan, this section delivers unforgettable moments that define the essence of The Mocked Miss’s Hidden Crowns.
Robert’s mood took a nosedive. “Lottie, Grandpa just wants to make it up to you.”
His voice sounded pitiful, and Charlotte couldn’t help but frown. Why was he so desperate for her to spend his money, and actually upset when she didn’t?
She pressed her lips together, then glanced sideways at Shirley, who was packing her things. The corners of Charlotte’s mouth curled up. “Fine. I’ll spend it.”
Just like that, Robert’s mood turned sunny again. He reminded her again and again not to be shy. When the time came, she just had to mention the Gates family name and someone would come settle the bill.
“Got it, Grandpa.” Charlotte replied sweetly, hung up, and raised an eyebrow at Shirley. “Wanna go shopping?”
“Huh?” Shirley looked confused, clutching her backpack, her face turning pink. “I don’t have any money.”
“You’re coming with me.”
“But…” Shirley hesitated, biting her lip.
“If you come with me, I’ll get you Kenneth’s autograph.”
Charlotte didn’t even wait for a response. She pulled Shirley over to her side.
Kenneth’s autograph? Shirley’s eyes immediately sparkled.
“Ten photos. And he won’t be wearing a shirt.”
“Oh my god, I’m in! I’ll go, I’ll go!” Shirley was practically floating. “Even if my feet fall off today, I won’t complain!”
Andrew, who’d overheard them, frowned and gave a little snort. “He’s just some celebrity. Is he really worth all that excitement?”
It was a mall, sure, but definitely not the kind of place normal people could afford. Before Shirley had time to recover, Charlotte pulled her straight into a trendy boutique filled with clothes perfect for their age.
Charlotte glanced around, picked out two outfits, and handed them to Shirley. “Try these for me.”
“Me?” Shirley looked at the price tag. Just one dress cost more than she’d ever seen in her life. Her hands shook, but since it was for Charlotte, she took them into the fitting room.
While Shirley was changing, Charlotte flopped down on the sofa and pulled out her phone. Two minutes ago, Kevin had messaged her: Lottie, your aunt is at the mall too. I’ll have her come find you soon.
Charlotte sent a quick reply. Okay.
Nearby, the sales associate looked Charlotte up and down, frowning a little. This girl didn’t look like she came from money. Did she even have the means to buy anything here?

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