Chapter overview: Chapter 411 from The Mocked Miss’s Hidden Crowns
In this standout chapter of the Romance novel The Mocked Miss’s Hidden Crowns, Carmen Henley introduces new challenges, powerful emotions, and major plot progress that captivate readers from beginning to end.
“Have fun,” Anthony said, giving Charlotte’s hair a gentle ruffle. His eyes were full of warmth and affection as he turned to leave.
Charlotte tried to enjoy the party, but with Anthony waiting outside, she just couldn’t get into it. After a while, she handed Shirley her birthday present and slipped out early.
Outside, the sky was already growing dark. She spotted Anthony right away, standing by his car with his head down, a cigarette between his fingers.
He looked so effortlessly handsome, tall and put-together. There was something about the way he smoked, casual yet a little reckless, that made him seem both refined and a bit dangerous. No wonder every socialite in Cabinda dreamed of marrying him.
But right now, he was hers.
Charlotte’s lips curled into a small smile as she walked up to him.
“Let’s go,” she said.
Anthony pulled open the passenger door for her. Once she was inside, he leaned over to buckle her seatbelt, taking his time.
“Once you finish this job, don’t take on anything else. Spend the next month focusing on school, okay?”
“Got it,” Charlotte replied softly, playing the part of the perfect student. It was just as well. She had things she needed to deal with anyway.
Anthony lingered for a moment, his eyes resting on her delicate face. He braced one hand on the back of her seat, his gaze turning serious.
“My grandmother called. Her seventieth birthday is coming up next month. She wants me to bring you.”
That was a big deal. It meant Charlotte would have to meet the entire Blair family.
“My parents will be there too,” Anthony added, watching her carefully. He reached out and gently touched her brow, his voice soft. “If you don’t want to go, don’t feel pressured. I can explain it to my grandmother.”
He didn’t want her to do anything that would make her uncomfortable.
Everyone knew Timbre was famously private. She never showed her face or met fans, not even other actors. Agreeing to this was a big deal.
Emily was over the moon when she got the news. She was finally going to see her idol in person and could barely sit still.
At eight thirty, Charlotte finished up her last recording. She slung her bag over one shoulder and headed to Emily’s dressing room.
Emily heard footsteps and jumped to her feet, her face full of excitement and nerves.
“Emily, Timbre’s here,” her assistant announced, opening the door.
The second Emily saw who walked in, she froze. The smile on her face vanished, replaced by pure shock.
Timbre was Charlotte?

Comments
The readers' comments on the novel: The Mocked Miss’s Hidden Crowns