Someone to Impersonate Isabella

Over at the Whitmore house, it seems like Isabella hasn't gone nuts and hurt anyone since Aurora left. She just sits there all day not talking, but she's clearly a lot more stable emotionally. The doctors don't really have a good explanation for it. They just say Isabella might be wary of outsiders, feeling insecure and like her position is threatened. That's why she's acting this way. If they give her enough space and make her feel safe, she might get better soon.

Mr. Whitmore called Aurora, hemming and hawing before finally bringing it up: "Aurora, what do you say about coming back this week?"

Aurora raised an eyebrow at Heath. Heath bluntly told Mr. Whitmore over the phone: "No way. She's not coming back until Isabella's better. Period."

With that, he hung up. Mr. Whitmore stared at the phone, frustrated. Everyone could see how much Heath cared for Aurora these days. He protected her like she was the apple of his eye. Now that Isabella had hurt Aurora twice, it made sense that Heath