“Rosa,” Logan began, turning to her. “You can’t be too pleased with how the media has been portraying your friend.”
“Not all of it is lies,” Rosa said, frowning deeply. “Angela had a past, but she also worked hard to overcome it. They don’t mention that on the news, even though they should.”
I could see what Logan was digging for, so I helped, probing gently. “If we talked more… If you shared with me the truth about my mother. Do you think you could help us clear her name?”
Rosa looked at me with sudden renewed conviction. “Hazel, it would be my great pleasure to help clear your mother’s good name. Do you really think I could help?”
“I do,” I say. “It’s easy for them to paint her as a villain with her past. If we can find a way to show everyone that she was moving forward. I want them
