Eighty-Five
Audrey Andrews
The thing about having been a child star is, you make more money than god super young. School becomes sort of like an unnecessary hobby. It’s one of those things you do so that you can make yourself feel normal. I’d been making movies since I was thirteen, and I didn’t really need an education except that the law demanded it.
That was why, even though I’d pretended to go to class with Penelope I’d actually snuck back to our dorm. It was from there that I spotted Jasper Jefferies in the courtyard, standing outside the window for the school psychologist’s office.
I’d been smoking. I knew, as an actress, it was a particularly nasty habit to have. But when I’d gone to work on that movie, things had become so stressful I’d t
