Valentina De Luca
The police find a poor, defenseless Valentina on the road back to the mansion and force me to give a statement at the station regarding the alleged robbery I suffered.
I embellish the story and the terror I endured, explaining the absence of any security detail with a hypothetical argument with my husband.
My statement is so convincing that Ginevra has no reason to keep me at the station.
Now I am here, trying to get past the barrier formed by my mother-in-law, Grazi, and Siena, which prevents me from reaching the second floor of the mansion.
“Valentina, I know you need to see Lorenzo, but tell me where Arturo took my sister! I’m begging you!”
Siena’s eyes are wet and desperate.
“I don’t know. That’s the problem. Listen carefully, girls. We knew Nero would not rema
