The Wrong Kind Of Right
Meanwhile, in the private drawing room on the east wing, Hannah perched on the edge of a chaise with her phone in hand, still scrolling through the brunch photos like she was studying a battlefield.
Vivian Hartwell stood by the window, back straight, lips pressed into a thin, unreadable line.
“You’re sure?” she asked, sipping from a crystal glass.
Hannah nodded, eyes still on the screen. “The room smelled like sex and rebellion.”
Vivian turned, raising a perfectly sculpted brow. “And you didn’t take a photo?”
“I’m reckless, Aunt Viv, not suicidal,” Hannah replied. “Besides, I don’t need proof. I just need the right words in the right ears.”
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