“We are surrounded by top-tier bodyguards; no one would dare approach us unnoticed.”
With her gaze retracting, Hannah gazed up at Melina and uttered softly, “I’m truly hoping it’s just my nerves.”
Gesturing at the shop’s offerings, Melina turned her attention back to Hannah, her voice gentle as she inquired, “Is there something you desire, Miss Moore? I’ll buy it for you.”
“No need,” came Hannah’s response.
Melina swiftly signaled to an attentive salesperson nearby, declaring, “As long as we are here, kindly fetch us all of your latest in- season arrivals.”
The employees of CoCo lined up in an orderly fashion, loading Melina’s acquisitions into their vehicle, each one offering a respectful bow as the trio climbed aboard.
“Thank you for gracing us with your presence, Miss Glyn!” they chorused.
Once ensconced within the vehicle, Hannah leaned against the window in contemplative silence.
Grace proceeded to place a call to Bryson, ensuring him of their safety.
After concluding the conversation, Grace provided the driver with an address, then leaned in towards Hannah, her tone affectionate.
“Bryson mentioned that we’re heading straight to Golden Bay beach tonight. The scenery is breathtaking and he wants us to unwind.”
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“That sounds utterly perfect,” Melina chimed in, her voice filled with excitement.
“Put on that custom dress and let Bryson marvel at his radiant sister tonight.”
Throughout their conversation, Hannah had remained notably subdued.
“Hannah, is something bothering you today? You’ve been awfully quiet since earlier.” Grace gently prodded, her gaze laden with concern.
Melina’s gaze shifted towards Hannah.
“Miss Moore, have I erred in my hospitality today?”
Hannah’s response was swift and comforting.
“It’s not about you, Miss Glyn.”
In a gentle, almost hushed tone, Hannah turned towards Grace, who held her arm, and offered a faint smile.
“I’m simply not in the best spirits at the moment.”
Grace, her eyes shimmering with care, proposed, “Since the journey to Golden Bay will be a bit lengthy, why don’t you take a Little nap, Hannah? I’ll rouse you when we reach our destination.”
“Very well,” Hannah agreed with a nod. She leaned her head against the window and closed her eyes, though slumber eluded her.
Inside the car, the ambiance was tranquil, marked by soft conversations and the gentle sway of the ride, a combination that began to induce drowsiness in Hannah.