"This is my set," I continued. "I don't care what you do on someone else's time. But you signed with me, so you follow my rules. Get the cat out of here and do your job."
A few crew members nearby went very quiet. Someone near the lighting rig turned away, but not before I caught the look on their face.
Bianca's expression shifted through several colors.
"Dominic gave her to me," she said. "He was worried I'd be lonely at home. I brought her today because I didn't want to leave her alone." She tilted her head. "You're such a reasonable person, Juliette. Surely you don't mind."
I knew she was watching for a reaction. She wanted to see me flinch.
I knew about the cat. Of course I knew. Dominic had always said he couldn't stand animals in the house. Too much mess, he'd said. I'd never on
