#Chapter 108 Lunch

He twitched and the SUV took off. I looked at him. “Why didn’t you say anything?” His lips twitched. “First thing you will learn about being queen, Hedy, is that the press has only one job: get a rise out of you. They make money when you respond.” He sat back. “I make it a habit of not playing their game.” I looked out the window and nodded slowly. “That’s why no one knows anything about you… Good or bad.” “They know what they need to.” We reached city hall and there were reporters there too, but we pushed past them easily and walked into the building. Once inside, he opened a bunch of documents for me on a tablet and sat across the table from me. I was about to tell him that I didn’t understand anything, but I stopped. He knew I was Pandora now. I didn’t have to hide anything from him. “We’ll need to deal with Red Moon,” I said. He nodded. “I agree… Let’s start with what we know so far and go from there.” We worked quietly for a moment before we ended up lea