I found Margot first. “Where is she?”
She looked at me, her eyes moving behind me. “You should always play your part, Miss Calloway,”
“Don’t f*****g start.” I couldn’t keep the irritation in my voice. “I don’t give a f**k the game you’re playing or whatever grievances you have towards me. She’s done nothing to get your anger.”
“You brought her here.”
“I wanted her to have fun.”
“You sound like a child.” But she was looking away. “Go to the balcony. I took her to the gardens away from them.”
I wanted her to say thank you but I didn’t wait. Instead, I walked as fast as I could to the balcony. It was easy to find, my presence instantly sending everyone around there away.
I grabbed the railings and looked down, feeling my heart in my chest threatening to spill out as I let out a breath
