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After the Fall A Leap into a Stranger's Arms novel Chapter 336

Catherine blinked, then smiled at Nettie. “Why not give Nicol a chance? Honestly, from what I’ve seen, he’s a genuinely good guy. He doesn’t come off as the type to play games.”

Nettie sighed, shaking her head. “I know he’s a good person. The problem’s me. I’m just too scared to take that next step.”

Catherine really believed they’d be perfect together, but when it came to love, it wasn’t her place to meddle.

They’d just stepped into a handbag store when they spotted two familiar faces inside. Of all people, it had to be Shirley and Alice.

Talk about running into enemies at every turn.

Alice was fussing over a limited-edition purse, and Shirley was standing nearby, arms crossed, shooting daggers at Catherine. “You’ve got some nerve showing your face here to shop.”

Catherine just smiled and linked arms with Nettie. “Why wouldn’t I be here? It’s not like I have anything to hide.” They walked right into the store, heads held high.

Suddenly, Alice jabbed a finger in Catherine’s direction and raised her voice. “Catherine, I heard from Shirley you’re trying to steal her work. What’s wrong with you? Did your mother die too soon to teach you any respect?”

Catherine’s face turned cold in an instant. Her eyes narrowed, and she walked toward Alice, slow and steady. “Say that again. I dare you.”

Alice shrank back, her confidence crumbling. “Catherine, what are you doing?”

“You called me rude, right? Let me show you just how rude I can be.”

Without warning, Catherine swung the hard-shell purse she was holding and swept it right across Alice’s face.

Alice let out a shriek, clutching her burning cheek as she stumbled backward, bumping into a display rack. A bunch of expensive bags slid to the floor.

“Catherine, how dare you hit my mom!” Shirley lunged forward to shove Catherine.

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