Charlotte Monologue

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"Good morning, Lady Charlotte." Yep, that's me. Just get rid of the fancy noble title. I may have come from nobles, but I can assure you that I am no lady. Also, I prefer to be called, "Charlie." I opened my blueish green eyes, coming face-to-face with my maid, Sidra. She was always very kind to me. Despite her being Muslim, and I a Christian. "Good morning." I responded with a kind smile. "I have laid out your beautiful long sleeve, blue dress. As you have a meeting with Earl Ciel Phantomhive this afternoon." Sidra informed as she pulled my blankets off me. "How so? What business do I have with him?" I asked, obviously confused as all hell. "Your father was business partners with his father," Sidra informed as she pulled open the lavender …show more content…

"Your father would have insisted." She responded calmly. I glare at her, as I let out a long, irritated sigh. "Well, he's dead. He can't control me, and neither can you!" I yell as I am not glaring sharp daggers. "Lady Charlotte, I do not mean to disrespect you in any way, but you are eighteen years old. Stop acting like a goddamn five-year-old!" She yelled back, raising her voice at me. My eyes widened at the sudden outburst. Never have I seen her like this. Now I really felt bad for acting inappropriately towards her. I mean, she is only here to take care of me; and to make sure I am perfectly safe. "I'm sorry," I mumbled, as I turned my head, looking out the moving carriage.

I heard Sidra sigh, but I didn't wish to look back. "It's alright, my lady." She responded as she leaned over, gently placing a hand on mine. Life has been so strangely difficult ever since I turned eighteen. So many marriage proposals, ball invitations, tea party invitations, etc. It's all getting so frustrating. None of the marriage proposals were suitable enough for my likings. I did not wish to marry a man whom I do not truly love. That is just not right. Well, with me at least. I only have one man on my mind. And despite whether I may see him again, or not; I still love

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