Chapter summary: Chapter 352 from the book The Mocked Miss’s Hidden Crowns by Carmen Henley
Discover the most important events of Chapter 352, a chapter full of surprises in the acclaimed novel The Mocked Miss’s Hidden Crowns. With the engaging writing of Carmen Henley, this Romance masterpiece continues to thrill and captivate with every page.
After breakfast, Anthony drove Charlotte to school, just like he always did.
Inside the car, Charlotte lounged back in her seat, completely at ease. Her long legs were crossed and stretched across Anthony’s lap, swinging lazily as she played on her phone.
On her screen, her opponent’s minions were running wild, begging for mercy as she picked them off one by one. Charlotte arched an eyebrow, feeling pretty pleased with herself, and got ready to finish the game. Before she could, one last minion popped out of nowhere and ambushed her.
“Idiot…”
Her eyes went cold. She flicked her fingers across the screen and wiped out the minion in a second.
Anthony sat right next to her, his hand resting on her waist. When he heard her mutter, his fingers pinched her side lightly and he scolded her quietly. “No swearing.”
Charlotte tilted her chin and looked at him. Her dark eyes were clear and bright, and as she took in his ridiculously handsome face, her frown slowly disappeared.
“Fine.”
“I’m leaving this afternoon.” Anthony leaned in closer, his chin brushing gently against her shoulder. His voice was low and warm. “Behave while I’m gone, alright?”
Charlotte smirked, the corners of her mouth twitching. “Am I not always good?”
Anthony just looked at her, saying nothing.
His steady gaze made her start to feel a little guilty. She reined in her smile and glanced away. “I’m almost nineteen. I’m not a kid.”
“To me, you are,” he said, laughing under his breath. He pulled her a little closer, wrapping her up in his arms. “Let me hold you for a bit.”
He lifted her onto his lap, turning her to face him. His eyes were filled with a longing he didn’t bother to hide. The thought of being away from her for a week was already making him miss her.
Charlotte sat on his lap, leaning forward slightly. Her loose shirt collar slipped down just enough to show off her delicate collarbone.
Anthony’s eyes darkened. He was about to teach her a lesson, but she was quicker, yanking her hand away before he could react.
“Safe travels, Anthony.”
She tossed her backpack over her shoulder and took off, practically flying down the sidewalk.
Anthony watched her go, his lips twisting into a helpless, fond smile.
When Charlotte was finally out of sight, Hans finally spoke up. “Heading to the consortium now, Anthony?”
Anthony nodded. He lit a cigarette and tucked it between his lips, the smoke curling around his face, giving him a cool, dangerous vibe. He looked nothing like the man he’d just been with Charlotte.
“Find a few people to watch over Lottie, but keep it quiet,” Anthony said, tapping ash out the window. His voice was cold. “I don’t want anything to happen to her, and I don’t want her to be hurt in any way.”

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