Chapter 63
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She robbed her mother's rival and daughter
The elegant silhouette of Madame Bellerose glided through the dimly lit speakeasy, her keen eyes scanning the room for her target. Her mother's longtime rival, Gwendolyn Hawthorne, sat at a corner table with her daughter, Amelia, both of them oblivious to the danger that approached in the form of a seemingly harmless socialite.
Elizabeth, now known as Madame Bellerose, felt a twinge of guilt as she remembered the countless soirées and garden parties where she had encountered the Hawthornes. But those memories belonged to another life, one she had left behind for the thrill and freedom of Prohibition America.
With practiced ease, she maneuvered through the crowd, her movements fluid and purposeful. Her photographic memory had already mapped out every exit, every hiding spot, and every potential obstacle. As she neared the table, she overheard snippets of their conversation – talk of jewels and upcoming social events.
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