Chapter 64

“Santa Fe.”

“Is it your house? Is she a Fletcher?”

The Santa Fe house—the one that catapults Marcus’s career—was commissioned by Arvin Fletcher.

Marcus nods.

“He’s her father.”

“Oh.”

Arvin Fletcher is one of the largest real-estate developers in the country. He started as a New Mexico rancher and was smart with his investments. He’s not as rich as Nick, but he’s not far off. When he hired a relatively unknown architect to build a residence outside Santa Fe, he put Marcus on the map. Later, the house gained notoriety when one of Fletcher’s three daughters murdered her twin and then killed herself. I realize Megan is the surviving daughter.

Wow.

I get up and pace, trying to take it in.

“So you don’t want the movie shot because you’re attached to this family. Fletcher gave you a boost and you want to protect them?”

“In a way. But that’s only a small part. Megan is bipolar. It’s actually many things, but that’s the simplest lab