Kitty Hall Profile

Evangeline Hawthorne is the daughter of the biggest property developer in the country. She’s lived a privileged life and has worked hard making her own millions. Her father wants to buy market land and the surrounding properties to build luxury apartments but there’s one problem, the residents are refusing to sell their houses. Feeling that he’s getting nowhere with the residents, he asks Evangeline to help.

Evangeline agrees and has always supported her father until she meets the eight-year-old daughter of single father Bradley Thomson, who’s one of the residents. Forming a bond with little Casey, Evangeline notices how different her childhood was compared to Casey’s and realizes how much she’d missed out on in life. Also discovering there’s more to life than power and making money she begins to soften towards the residents too. But there’s one problem, Bradley and Evangeline don’t like each other and are always clashing.

One drunken night after having a bad day Evangeline takes it out on Bradley and they end up in bed. They both vow it won’t happen again, but they just can’t keep away from each other.

Will Evangeline stand by her father or help the residents. Can Evangeline and Bradley sort out their differences, realize they’re in love and there’s a future for them?

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DeSilva's Girl

areas buying newborn baby girls from people who can’t afford to keep them. The girls live an idyllic life in an isolated house deep in the countryside. They are well taken care of and given basic education but have no knowledge of the outside world. The girls believe that when they turn eighteen they are to be married but they are sold to the highest bidder to be used as sex slaves. The terrified faces and fear in the girl’s innocent eyes are what the buyers want to see.

One of the girls, Rose, hears a disturbing conversation and runs away. Confident that Rose, won’t make it out of the forest that surrounds the grounds they don’t bother looking for her because runaways either return or die in the forest, but they’ve underestimated her. Rose survives, her innocent mind soaks up her new surroundings and she adjusts to life in a world she knew nothing about. Fearing for the lives and safety of the other girls she’s left behind, Rose plans to find the house and rescue the girls. But when she crosses paths with one of the men involved with the DeSilva’s, she doesn’t realize the danger she could be in by getting involved with him hoping to find the information she needs. 

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