I had a good job, made good money, was taking good care of my kids. That club is totally legal. Maybe it's not tasteful, but it's legal. Most of the women dancing in there are single moms. That judge-he had it out for me. Maybe I should've let him buy me dinner. Noah's eyes narrowed and he glowered. He didn't want dinner. Yeah, that's why I said no, she said. You
The character reflects on her life, sharing that she had a stable job and was financially secure while caring for her children. She comments on the legality of the strip club, suggesting that although it may lack taste, it is permissible. Many of the dancers there are also single mothers, indicating a shared struggle. Additionally, she feels wronged by a judge who seemed biased against her, hinting at a complicated relationship with authority figures.
There is a moment of tension between her and Noah, who is clearly displeased. She humorously suggests that perhaps accepting a dinner invitation from the judge might have changed things. However, she reassures Noah that her refusal was intentional, emphasizing her independence and resolve. This interaction showcases her strong character and the complexities of her situation in "Forbidden Falls" by Robyn Carr.
