Chapter 11

Sidney knew Justine couldn't speak, yet she kept calling her anyway—almost as if it was amusing in itself.

At first, she called to yell at Justine for breaking up her brother and his "long-time love". But gradually, her anger faded, and she no longer shouted.

The calls continued, though. Sidney's content shifted to ranting about the heartlessness and scheming nature of the Vanderbilts or the hypocrisy of Sol's elite social circles.

Justine, meanwhile, was forced to endure endless upper-class drama.

Sidney's calls had become less frequent while Justine was on tour.

But now that she was back, Justine wondered who Sidney's latest target would be. Either way, the drama was sure to follow.

Sidney seemed emotional—possibly even on the verge of tears. "Aaaaah! Did my brother dump you, Justine? Those old Thierry gossips are saying you and Ash are getting divorced! They even claim he's got a bastard child!

"Are all Vanderbilt men hardwired to be horndogs who can't keep it in their pants