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They’ve got this place on lockdown. You’ve nothing to fear.”
    Chynna shrugged. “Don’t be mad. He says it’s for the best.”
    â€œIs there no escaping your life?” Kenya inquired and went in search of her luggage that was still sitting in the foyer. She’d already decided on which room she wanted. It was the one that would get the morning sun, which, being a morning person was perfect for Kenya. She would go out for a long run or hike to clear her mind.
    â€œKenya!” Chynna yelled at her retreating figure; but she was already gone.

    When Kenya returned from her run, Chynna was waiting for her.
    â€œI don’t want to get into it,” Kenya said, heading for her room.
    â€œWell then, you won’t hear me say that there will be no bodyguards.”
    â€œWhat?” Kenya turned around.
    â€œI ordered Deacon to call them off,” Chynna said proudly. “It will be just us.”
    A smile rippled across her sister’s mouth. “Good for you. I’m going to go shower, and then I’ll be ready for lunch.”
    A half-hour later, the sisters shared a healthy lunch of grilled chicken and a pear, pecan and cranberry salad. Then they went to the spa for a much-needed massage and facial treatment. Afterward, they returned to their villa and sat outside on the patio to watch the sunset with a cup of tea to catch up on old times.
    Chynna would have preferred something stronger, but apparently Canyon Ranch was dry unless you brought your own goodies. “I can’t believe I escaped to Tucson with no press on my heels.”
    â€œOh, yeah.” Kenya sipped on her tea. “Was the press on your tail?”
    â€œYou know it,” Chynna snapped. “We had to send two decoys in my place to two different locations to throw their scent off.”
    Kenya sighed and laughed. “Such covert intrigue. Is it always like that? How do you live with it?”
    Chynna was silent for a moment as she thought over the question. “On the one hand, I love it. I was born to be a star, but …”
    â€œBut what?”
    â€œBut sometimes I wonder what it would be like to be a regular person ... to be able to go to the grocery store on my own without the paparazzi shadowing my every move and trying to catch me without my makeup on.”
    â€œIt sounds exhausting,” Kenya replied.
    â€œIt is sometimes. But enough about me. What’s going on with you?”
    Kenya was shocked that Chynna could manage to turn the conversation away from herself. “Everything’s fine.”
    â€œAre you sure?” Chynna eyed her suspiciously. “I thought I heard rumors your show could be canceled.”
    â€œI sure hope not,” Kenya said. “I was reading the next couple of scripts on the plane, and they’re writing some brilliant stuff, Emmy-worthy material.”
    â€œYa think?”
    Secretly, Kenya had hoped she would’ve won last year when she’d received an Emmy nod for best dramatic actress, but the Academy had awarded pretty much the same actresses as it had previously, leaving Kenya without a statuette. Everyone had said it was a travesty, and Kenya had tried to put on a brave face, but it hurt always being the bridesmaid and never the bride.
    â€œWell, you’re going to win it next time!” Chynna said passionately. “You’re a phenomenal actress, Kenya. Always have been. I wish I could say the same.”
    Ah, and in true form, the conversation returned back to Chynna, Kenya thought .
    â€œHaving a hard time with the movie?” Kenya inquired.
    â€œHard time?” Chynna laughed bitterly. “Make that worst time . I’m terrible, and no one is willing to tell me so. They all want me to be this incredible brand of music, movies, perfume, clothes, and usually I’m up for it, but acting ...this might be the one thing that’s out of my element.”
    Kenya got a smug feeling