Kylian
Amara Chen arrived at the estate two days after Renata's call, and I understood within the first ten minutes of meeting her why Renata trusted her above almost anyone else in her field. She listened more than she spoke, took notes in a small leather notebook rather than on a phone or laptop, and asked questions that circled a subject three times before landing precisely where she wanted.
"I've read everything Danika and Renata sent over," she said, seated across from us in the study, her notebook already half full from an hour of careful questioning. "I want to be honest about the shape this story needs to take, if you want the public reaction Renata's counting on."
"What shape is that," Isabella asked.
"Human, first. Financial fraud puts people to sleep unless they understand e
