smiled and thanked her before continuing to wash up and change. I stepped out of the bathroom
feeling ten times better, then got comfortable as the doors closed, and we prepared to lift off.
“It’ll be fine. I doubt anyone really noticed it was me,” I said, turning and looking out the
window as the seatbelt sign came on.
…
Two hours later, I arrived home and dropped my luggage near the door, tired and
exhausted from the day. I turned on my answering machine; the messages were mostly for
interview requests and brands wanting me to partner up as a spokesperson. My two dogs ran
toward me as Cicely, my housekeeper, walked around the corner with her hands on her hips. I
grinned, noticing her attitude right off the bat. Cicely was my nanny when I was younger, so she
was like a se
