Celina snorted. “How the hell am I supposed to know? It’s not like she and I are friends.”
“What I mean is, if she’s being supported by her boyfriend, whoever that is, then maybe she shouldn’t still receive alimony from Calden.”
“Alimony? What alimony?” Celina stopped walking.
“Well, isn’t Calden paying to support her?”
“I have no idea. Go ask him.” Celina looked pensive. “Maybe he is.”
“Do you know how much it is?”
Celina shrugged. “No, but I guess it has to be plenty.”
“What makes you say that?” Thessaly wrung her hands.
“Because—” Celina stopped abruptly. She waved a hand impatiently. “I don’t want to talk about that woman. She’s bad luck. Every time I run into her, I end up losing something.”
First, it was her reputation, then her father’s jade ring, and no
