Chapter 59: Claiming Innocence with Those Blind Moves?

"When I came, I took nothing. And when I leave, I'll take nothing with me. I don't want his charity," Freya Lawson declared. She'd thought about wearing something from Madeline Luna's wardrobe, but it was too gender-neutral for her liking. So, she stuck to her white dress. Madeline Luna, raising an eyebrow, remarked, "From what I see, he seems more interested in taking from you." Blushing at the insinuation, Freya Lawson playfully swatted Madeline Luna. "Stop it. He might be blind, but he's not innocent," she defended, hinting at the intimate moments they'd shared. Madeline Luna chuckled, "Well, being blind doesn't give him a free pass." And with that, she headed into a boutique. Freya Lawson paused outside; her gaze caught by a beautiful ensemble displayed in a window. As the world bustled around her, her eyes held a pure, luminous spark. However, she was unaware that she was the object of another's focused attention. Bradley Austin, in his characteristic sharp, all-black attire,