Charlotte Shaw and Willow Quincy's first conversation ended on an extremely unpleasant note.
She had given Willow Quincy a piece of her mind, and he had gone downstairs in silence, leaving her alone in the room.
She sat on the edge of the bed, replaying everything Willow Quincy had said. Once she finished, she found herself accepting the absurd truth about her background and the reality of her imprisonment.
Although she had long known Willow Quincy had feelings for her, she never imagined he would imprison her.
She lowered her head, staring blankly at the floor. Her mind reeled for a long time before her awareness and rationality began to slowly return.
'Actually, Willow Quincy was right about one thing. I do have many vulnerabilities now.' But these vulnerabilities weren't burdens; they were the very source of her conviction to fight back against him.
'Willow Quincy won't be able to keep me imprisoned. I will walk out of here completely unscathed.'
