Elena MorettiPOVThe chandelier above the Davenport dining room glittered like a thousand watchful eyes. It felt uncomfortable, then again nothing felt comfortable anymore. I felt like the eyes were getting too much for me over the last couple of months, with papa’s temper getting the better of him more and more often.I was just tired of it all.I watched in half awe as the chandelier’s crystals caught the golden light and scattered it across the table, illuminating the long stretch of silverware polished to perfection. Everything about tonight felt too pristine, too staged, as though we were guests in a museum rather than at a dinner. Then again when the elite gathered it was always to show off their wealth. My father’s inner circle.I sat across from Damien Davenport, heir to Davenport International, the man tabloids loved to call New York’s Golden Prince. In person, he was sharper, harder than the photographs ever conveyed. He didn’t smile, not even out of politeness. His jaw was
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