“I’ve got this party at the Lyons family’s place tomorrow. Since the villa will be empty these days, I was hoping you could watch over it for me.”
Without hesitation, Alessandra agreed. “Of course. I’ll make sure everything is taken care of, Miss Moore.”
Then, Winston and Alessandra made their way out of the villa.
The rest of the group kept a straight face, except for Dotson.
In a tone full of glee and a bit of joke, Dotson said, “Alessandra’s really good at hiding what she’s feeling. If we hadn’t known she was a spy, we would have been completely fooled by her!”
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Keith gave a dismissive snort in Dotson’s direction. “You were all in on trusting her before. Without Hannah, you’d be clueless about her true colors.”
Dotson, brimming with pride and puffing up his chest, said, “Exactly.
My boss gets me. I’ll always stand by her and support her, no matter what!”
Hannah was speechless about Dotson’s excessive compliments.
Keith couldn’t help but mock, “I’ve never seen someone so good at flattering.”
Dotson responded with a hint of pride, “No, you’ve got it all wrong!
I genuinely mean every word!”
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Feeling a migraine coming on, Hannah raised her hand to her forehead.
She found herself missing the peace of her days at home with Bryson.
“The two of you are making too much noise.” Trent couldn’t hold back either, suggesting, “Let’s get on with planning for tomorrow.”
At two o’clock in the morning, a woman slipped out of the window of Hannah’s villa.
Alessandra scanned her surroundings and, seeing no one, vanished into the darkness.
Moments after Alessandra’s departure, Winston showed up, looking towards where she had disappeared in the shadows.
Three knocks echoed through the room.
Alessandra pushed the door open and walked in.
The only light in Amelie’s room came from a dim bedside lamp. She was so absorbed in her book she didn’t bother to look up.
“What a perfect chance today was. Your brother even secured a ticket for you. Aren’t you tempted to escape far away with him?”
Alessandra smiled sarcastically and said, “He was convinced I’d go with him. I tricked him into thinking that I lost the ticket and had to go back for it. He suspected nothing even after the ship was long gone.”
Amelie set her book aside.