Daphne and Amber continued to spend all of their free time together. Daphne felt sorry for her so she got her a job working for Jackson. She outed the cochair of the committee, who was cheating on her husband, so that Daphne would need a new cochair and Amber could volunteer.Īfter the fundraiser turned out to be a success, Amber told Daphne that she had been fired from her job because her boss had sexually assaulted her. Amber methodically got rid of anyone in her way as she got deeper into Daphne’s life. She said that Daphne had been hospitalized for what might have been postpartum depression. In the meantime, she got a job at a real estate office where she worked with a woman named Jenna who knew the nanny who worked for the Parishes when their first daughter, Tallulah had been born. Amber moved to his town, started researching his life, and bided her time until she could meet and befriend his wife. Years ago, after Amber had left Missouri because a marriage she had tried to engineer fell through, Amber had researched the Parishes and decided that she wanted to marry Jackson.

Amber agreed, and was delighted that her plan to befriend Daphne was going so well. Daphne invited Amber out for coffee and then asked her if she would like to volunteer to be on a committee that was currently planning a fundraiser. In order to get into her life, Amber pretended that she also had a sister who had died from the disease. Daphne had a foundation dedicated to cystic fibrosis, and a sister who died from the disease. She went to the gym and staged a run-in with Daphne Parrish, the wife of a millionaire who runs his own international corporation.

In the first section, Part One: Amber, the third-person narrator zeroes in on Amber, a working class 26-year-old woman living in Connecticut.

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