The Goth Woman Across the Hall Never Spoke to Anyone – Then One Night She Knocked on My Door Holding My Two-Year-Old Daughter and Said, ‘Your Husband Doesn’t Know I Saw Him’

“I knocked. Daisy was inside. I said I was your neighbor and that you were looking for her.”

“I wasn’t.”

“I know. I lied.”

“Great.”

“She gave Daisy to me

“She did?”

“She said, ‘black lady.’”

“That tracks.”

“The woman looked scared when I mentioned you.”

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“Scared how?”

“Like she didn’t know you knew.”

My stomach dropped.

I took Daisy from her. “Did they kiss?”

“No.”

“Did he know her?”

“Definitely.”

I grabbed Daisy’s coat. “Why?”

“Because if I wait, I’ll get Oliver’s version first.”

“You really don’t do suspense, do you?”

“I’d rather hear something awful tonight than imagine ten worse things by morning.”

“Apartment 3B.”

I paused at the door. “Why are you helping me?”

Charlotte almost smiled. “Ask me after you meet her.”

That answer followed me downstairs.

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