Although, come to think of it, she didn’t really do such an amazing job at keeping this hidden; I just ignored half a dozen obvious signs. I didn’t realize the news headlines about Noelle’s company and the recent audits could have anything at all to do with her. When I saw a few articles pop up on Twitter, I didn’t even ask her about it because she only worked in a subsidiary of the larger parent corporation. It seemed so unlikely for one of my best friends to be involved in fraudulent activity—especially Noelle—that I never entertained the possibility for a second.
That blind faith oversight nearly killed me.
Worse, it nearly killed Timofey and Benjamin.
The thought of Benjamin in danger nearly steals my breath. I’ve only been his nanny for a few weeks, but I couldn’t help but fall in
