Clarity might have found it difficult to focus or to speak beneath her gorgeous gaze, but her own remembered pain at her mother's betrayal seemed to dampen the power this woman had over her. Or maybe she was just getting used to how beautiful she was. She shrugged. “Yeah, so?”
“And you mentioned 'Nick.' You don't mean the goblin fruit manufacturer, do you?”
Clarity hesitated.
“You do! Don't you? Wow, that's quite a story!”
Audrey strode forward, pulling Clarity to her side, and looking the woman full in the face. “Leave her alone, b***h! She's not a story for that stupid celebrity gossip show!”
The woman looked between Audrey and Clarity, “Of course not,” she said. “I'm not even a reporter anymore. All of that, that whole scene was generating negative energy. Now I try to heal the wor
