Synopsis

Warren confessed his affection for Shireen, a bold move that immediately provided the press with a story. He furnished Hermien and Tjoppie with ample evidence to support his claims, a gesture that resulted in his immediate dismissal. Veronique felt a wave of relief that her name wasn't implicated, though Warren’s act of retribution held a certain satisfaction. Gershwin's infatuation with Veronique reignited with renewed intensity.