Chapter overview: Chapter 857 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.
An unknown figure, codenamed F?
Twenty years ago, he turned all of Solenia upside down.
Maybe the A1 Research Institute was destroyed overnight because its doctors saved someone they shouldn’t have, or maybe they stumbled onto some secret they were never supposed to know. Was that why everything was wiped out, all the records gone?
Hans messaged, “Back then, Solenia was a warzone. So many people died. I heard that after F lost, he disappeared and no one saw him again.”
He added, “No one knows if he’s even alive.”
Anthony glanced at Charlotte, sleeping quietly under the covers. His face was serious.
From what they’d pieced together so far, the only person who’d had direct contact with Lottie’s mom twenty years ago was F. Which meant there was a real chance that F was Lottie’s biological father.
The thought hit Anthony hard. He pressed his lips together, texting Hans, “Focus on F. Dig deep.”
If F really stirred up so much chaos in Solenia, he was bound to have left some kind of trail.
Hans replied, “Got it, Anthony.”
Anthony added, “Don’t tell Lottie any of this yet.”
She was worn out from researching Covid-X and could barely keep up with anything else. Besides, whether this so-called father was still alive or if he’d ever betrayed them—that was a mystery for another day.
Anthony shut off his phone, leaned down, and pressed a gentle kiss to Charlotte’s cheek.
“Poor thing,” he whispered, aching for her.
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Imperial Heights.
Charlotte stepped out of the shower, towel-drying her hair, and spotted Anthony on the sofa, his eyes fixed on her with that intense look she could never quite get used to.
Her heart skipped a beat.
She pulled herself together, walked over, and handed him the towel. Then she settled into his lap, looping her arms around his neck. The scent of her soap and shampoo lingered between them, warm and inviting.
“Help me dry my hair,” she said, her voice soft, with a tiny flicker of guilt.


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