That night, the main hall of the Grand Hall of St. Harrington was bathed in the glow of crystal chandeliers hanging majestically from high ceilings. The light danced across the polished floors, turning the entire room into a fragment of the elite world.
The Harrington Foundation Charity Gala was in full swing—an annual black-tie event bringing together business moguls, political figures, renowned academics, and the most prestigious families in England.
The gala was organized to raise funds for international scholarship programs and university research, a project that had enjoyed the unwavering support of major business dynasties for years. Guests conversed in small circles, discussing ventures, investments, and new partnerships—a familiar scene in a gathering of so much power and influence.
But for Amara, the air felt different tonight.
