Blair's smile froze on her face. I opened the laptop. "Today it's your turn to stand up here. Let's finish what we didn't get to say that day—clearly." When the screen lit up, Blair was the first to reach for the cable to unplug it. I blocked her and pulled the laptop closer to myself. "Haven't you always wanted everyone to know how the two children came to be?" Blair looked at Lance. He didn't move. His eyes were locked on the screen. The footage had come from a phone one of the parents accidentally left behind on a tripod. She had evacuated with her child through another exit, and the staff didn't return the phone to her until several days later. The camera happened to be pointed straight at the evacuation corridor beside the backstage area. On screen, Tess put down her violin

