Emma Scott
Hi Eva, thanks for the comment. I think Ava's perception is more from her own perspective rather than Noah's. He has never been with a girl long enough for his family--esp. Ava--to presume she means anything more to him than a fling. But also, Charlotte is nice and respectful, but she's not necessarily super strong or confident. She's also a little out of her element to be among such wealth. I would also add that Ava herself is a flawed character who jumps to conclusions about love--a subject she knows nothing about and yet presumes to be an expert on like she does everything else. ;) I might be getting closer to writing her story in which everything she thinks she has control over gets turned on its head when she starts to lose control and her heart to someone else. <3
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