Outside the Royal Art Hall in London’s West End, luxury cars lined the curb one after another.The most anticipated couture exhibition welcoming in the new summer season was underway, and the invitation list was very selective. Public figures, old-money families, society matrons, heirs with names that opened doors before they even reached them — no one entered this event without the right kind of access.When Rebecca stepped out of the taxi, it was a quarter past noon.Vance was late.His assistant had called just before noon, sounding almost painfully apologetic. An urgent international video conference had come up. Mr Bradford would arrive as soon as it was over. In the meantime, Mrs Bradford could enter first, with the electronic invitation.Rebecca looked at the phone after the call ended, and the corners of her mouth lifted.Of course.It had always been like this. Whenever their plans collided with his work, she was the one sacrificed, postponed, asked to understand. Well, not a
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