packed into one space. Elianna pushed through the crowd, her eyes scanning the arrival hall. She was l

with rolling luggage and bu

as gathered, a scrum of reporters and paparazzi jostling for position. In

never missed an opportunity for an audienc

didn't have time for Kiana's drama. She needed to fin

nto Elianna like a heat-seeking missile. The fake, sorrowful exp

carried over the noise of the terminal, loud and

nly, Elianna was the focal point of fifty lenses.

tched. She moved to wrap Elianna in a hug, but Elianna shifted her we

, laughing lightly. "My sister is just a little shy. She's been away for so lon

painted Elianna as the guilty party, the prod

ear. "Give it up, Elianna. Agree to the substituti

n. The anger was a cold, hard lump in her stomach. She looked past Kiana at t

" Elianna said. Her voice wasn't loud, but the

igid. "Elianna, please

ring into Kiana, "you want to discuss right here h

rters surged forward, shouting questions. The

?" "Substitution

ipped. She hadn't expected this. She had

iana sputtered, trying to recover. "You'

ot back. "The question is, why are you here, K

od. Kiana opened her mouth, but before she could speak,

mmercial espionage case from six years ago? Rumo

ood was in the water, and