A Mansion Built on Wealth — and Walls
Logan had learned the hard way that wealth attracts people with masks.
Friends turned into plaintiffs.
Romance turned into negotiations.
Every smile, he believed, hid a calculation.
“Everyone has a price,” he often said.
The only exception had been his housekeeper, Evelyn Brown.
She’d worked for his family for nearly twenty years, asking for nothing, giving everything.
When Evelyn fell seriously ill, her daughter Maya stepped in.
Nineteen years old.
Soft-spoken.
Careful in every movement, like someone afraid of taking up space.
She never lingered.
Never asked questions.
Never touched what wasn’t hers.
And that, somehow, made Logan uneasy.
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