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The Stand-In Who Burned the Script novel Chapter 24

Back in the car, Vivian slammed the door shut with a deafening thud.

Zoe instantly knew something was wrong. She started the engine and waited until they were cruising smoothly down the road before asking, "Boss, I saw Amara go inside. Did she make things difficult for you?"

Hah.

If only it had just been difficult.

Vivian closed her eyes, massaging her throbbing temples. "She's finally dropped the act with me. But knowing her nauseatingly fragile persona, she'll probably just put on an even more sickening performance for Dominic. As for the Stella Pendant..."

She opened her eyes, her cool gaze devoid of all emotion.

"It's with Amara. I have to find another way to get it, and fast."

Zoe glanced in the rearview mirror. It had been a long time since she'd seen her boss look this troubled.

After a moment's thought, she suggested, "There aren't many places Amara can go. Is it possible the pendant is hidden at the old estate?"

"No."

Vivian shook her head. "Even if it was there before, she would have moved it immediately."

Amara absolutely despised her. If there was even the slightest chance of Vivian finding it, Amara would eliminate that possibility before it even formed.

Despite saying this, Vivian still wanted to try her luck.

At 8 PM that night.

She tossed and turned on her sofa, ultimately deciding to probe Jonah for an opening.

She called him three times, but every single call went unanswered.

Normally, he would be home by now. What was going on today?

Frowning, Vivian stared at her phone. The next second, a red notification dot appeared on her iMessage timeline. The profile picture belonged to Amara.

She tapped into it—

Well, well.

No wonder he wasn't picking up the phone. He had a beautiful woman keeping him company.

Amara had posted a selfie. If you looked closely, you could see a man's hand in the frame. The limited-edition Rolex was a dead giveaway. Who else could it be but Jonah?

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