“Thank you for moving the money over,” Janey said, folding a tank top and laying it in her bag. This trip from Nantucket felt entirely different than her last one, where she’d packed haphazardly and lied to Tessa to get out of the house.
She’d rescheduled a business trip to Dallas and gone to New York instead. She’d found a locket and a letter and a house in the Hamptons.
Surely more than three weeks had passed since she’d stepped foot on this island for the first time in a couple of years.
“Of course,” Tessa said. “It’s money we’re both entitled to, and once all the expenses for being here and dealing with all of this are tallied and done, we’ll split whatever is left right down the middle.”
“You’ll be okay here alone?” Janey turned toward Tessa. “Riggs is unhinged. He’s dangerous.” S
