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Not by Sara’s hand—not this time. The papers called it a “tragic swimming pool accident.” The police called it “inconclusive.” But Sara, who had survived two husbands and three stepchildren, called it what it was: a warning.

“From Chloe’s room,” Ivy said. “She left a diary. And a sample. You’re not as clever as you think, Stepmother.” The stepmother 3 sara stone

“Sara? What’s all the noise?”

She reached into her nightgown pocket and pulled out a small glass bottle. Inside, a dark liquid swirled. Sara recognized it instantly. It was the same belladonna syrup she’d used on her first husband’s daughter. The recipe she’d burned afterward. Not by Sara’s hand—not this time

She found the letter on the marble foyer floor, tucked beneath a vase of wilting lilies. The handwriting was hers. Or rather, a perfect copy of hers. “She left a diary