The sister Bonnie thought she knew would never act like this. Julianna was supposed to be graceful, kind, and endlessly understanding. So why did she look like a villain in that video?
A horrifying thought creeps into Bonnie's mind: Did Julianna actually poison Aunt Zoey just to frame Tara?
The sheer malice required to sacrifice her own flesh and blood sends a violent chill down Bonnie's spine. Sick to her stomach, she quietly slips out of the ballroom, unable to face the crowd.
With the drama concluded, the remaining guests slowly return to their drinks and conversations. The rest of the evening goes off without a hitch. Tara remains the picture of absolute composure, as if the explosive confrontation never happened. She gracefully coordinates the end of the night, warmly seeing off the VIPs with a quiet, unshakeable confidence.
Once the venue clears out, Danny drives Tara straight to the hospital to check on Zoey.
Zoey has been moved to a private VIP suite. Her vitals are stable, and the terrifying gray pallor has faded from her skin, replaced by a healthy flush. It's late, so the room is quiet, occupied only by Zoey, her medical monitors, and a few Sinclair caregivers. Uncle Gregory had already escorted the Sinclair matriarch back home. Unsurprisingly, Julianna is nowhere to be seen—likely hiding from the fallout and scrambling to invent a believable excuse for her family.
Zoey is deep in a restorative sleep.

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