How does Wendy’s past help explain her actions in this section?, What new information do we learn about Wendy and Douglas’s marriage?, Why is the prenup so important in this part of the story?, What role does Russell play in Wendy’s plan?, How does Wendy’s plan to frame Millie develop?, What motivates Wendy more: love, money, or control? Explain., Why does Wendy stay with Douglas even when she doesn’t respect him?, How does Wendy justify her actions to herself?, At what point does Wendy decide that murder is the only option?, Do you think Wendy feels guilty at any point? Why or why not?, Is Wendy a victim, a villain, or both? Why?, Does Douglas treat Wendy fairly in their relationship? Explain., Is Wendy’s plan to frame Millie understandable in any way?, What does this part of the book suggest about justice?, Who is more responsible for the situation: Wendy or Douglas?, How does Wendy use the idea of domestic violence to manipulate Millie?, Why are the cameras in the penthouse so important to the story?, What makes Douglas’s “confession” suspicious?, How does the text message evidence shape our view of Sal/Wendy?, What clues show Wendy is planning something dangerous?, Do you think Wendy’s plan will succeed? Why or why not?, What mistakes might Wendy make that could expose her?, If you were Millie, would you trust Wendy? Why?, How might Millie respond if she learns the truth?, What do you think will happen next in the story?

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