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Chapter eighteen
David's POV
When I heard Charlie was coming back for the funeral I knew that this would be my only chance to see her and explain what really happened. I had tried talking to her while she was here but she was avoiding me at every turn.
Charlotte had stopped taking my calls and started expertly avoiding me after that day with Jill on the porch.
I thought that she just might need some space so when I came home to people moving her things out my heart broke. So I called Alex to see what was going on, but apparently Anna the women he cheated on Charlotte with was no moving in and they had already signed the divorce papers.
This was it, she was really leaving. I would never get a chance explain. I wouldn't get a chance to tell Charlotte how much she meant to me and then I was in love with her and I didn't mean to ruin it.
So this funeral is my last chance to win Charlie back. But the minute I heard those footsteps running towards us e
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