The Good, the Bad, and the Aunties (Aunties, #3)

by Jesse Q. Sutanto

“Or a dungeon.” “I’m sorry, what?” I blurt out. Abi and Julia Child glance at each other and sigh. “Well, there is a high chance that Kristofer has a specific room made for—” “For what?” I cry out. “For imprisoning people? Torturing them? Oh god. How can you still maintain that he’s a legit businessman?” Abi frowns. “Not to torture them. God, I’m telling you, we’re not triad leaders. We don’t do such things.” “No, you just kidnap people and lock them up in a literal cell in your mansions. Oh god,” I moan. “Tch.” Julia Child shakes her head. “I wouldn’t call it a dungeon. How silly. It’s more like a wine cellar. We all have one, we’re not animals. Where else would we keep our vintage wines, so carefully imported from France, if not the cellar?” So this is what being gaslit feels like. I honestly have no idea who’s telling the truth. But I guess it doesn’t matter. Either way, whatever they are, legit businesspeople or triad leaders, there is no question about it. We’re still going to get Second Aunt out.