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DAPHNE
I touched my temple and closed my eyes when we pulled South past the Mexican border, and the next thing I knew, I started awake as Tony went into a curve on the coastal highway. Two huge agave plants framed the perfect photoshoot of the sapphire-colored Pacific in the backdrop. “It’s beautiful!” I said, stretching. “Ugh, it feels like I just ran a marathon.”
He turned to stare at me for a minute. “Your sister’s shenanigans will do that to you.”
He was right. Even though I disliked thinking bad things about my sister, Maggie always made sure the spotlight was on her. Somehow, someway. As if attention was the most important thing to her in the world.
She had it now.
Attention from dangerous men who heard from an insider she had photographic and video evidence she found insid
