After a moment's thought, Sharon opened the door. Victoria stood there, smiling gently. "Sharon, do you have a moment? There's something I'd like to talk to you about." Sharon gestured for her to come in. "Would you like something to drink?" "Just plain water is fine," Victoria replied. Since Sharon had returned to the Kalen household, the two of them had never had a private conversation. Certain things were mutually understood; there was no need for pretense, which would only feel hollow. Victoria was well aware of this, too. Aside from polite greetings when they crossed paths, she had never sought out Sharon's company, nor had she ever made a show of concern in front of the Kalen family to curry favor. So, aside from their respective positions, Sharon didn't feel any warmth toward Victoria—but she didn't dislike her the way she did Kelly. Sharon knew Victoria was smart. Unlike Kelly, who recklessly plotted and risked exposure, Victoria had no need to act with such reckl
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