Signed Sealed and Divorced. The CEO’s biggest regret
Principal Meyers adjusted her glasses as the girls stood before her, Clara still sniffling, Alina stiff with indignation.
Ms. Barnes relayed the story, carefully favoring Clara’s version. Words like unprovoked and aggressive colored the air.
Alina tried to interject, “But she—” only to be hushed.
By dismissal, the tension had only worsened. Clara’s tears hadn’t dried, and whispers followed them down the hall.
At the gates, a sleek black car purred to a stop. Out stepped Mrs. Nigel.
She was impossible to miss—draped in a cream Chanel coat, diamond earrings catching the afternoon sun, a Louis Vuitton bag dangling from her arm. Her hair was coifed to perfection, lips painted scarlet.