Kiara waited until we were out of the spa and back in the hallway before she spoke.
“What happened in the woods?” she demanded.
I cursed Julian under my breath for telling his mother. And myself, for telling Julian.
“There was no need to bring it up,” I muttered.
“Why do you need extra security then?” Kiara pressed. She spun toward Willams, her ponytail swishing like a whip. “Why does she need extra security?”
Willams didn’t hesitate. “There was an incident yesterday,” he said calmly. “Involving a bullet and a tree.”
Kiara froze. “A bullet?” she repeated. “Like… from a gun?”
“I’m fine,” I cut in quickly.
She ignored me. Her wide eyes stayed locked on Willams. “What kind of incident with a bullet and a tree?”
Willams looked like he was carefully picking his words. “It’s unclear if
