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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why is Millie nervous about whether or not Nina knows Millie was in prison? (from Prologue; Chapters 1 - 11)

Millie is embarrassed by the crime that Millie committed.

Millie is desperate for a job and thinks her time in prison will prevent Nina from hiring her.

Millie thinks Nina will use Millie’s past to manipulate her.

Millie does not want Nina to be an obstacle preventing Millie from getting to Andrew.

2.

Why does Nina push her food away when Andrew enters the room? (from Chapters 12 - 24)

Nina knows Andrew hates to waste food.

Nina does not want to be seen eating too much.

Nina wants to reject Millie’s cooking in front of Andrew.

Nina tells Andrew she is on a fertility diet.

3.

Why does Nina try to find Kathleen? (from Chapters 38 - 48)

Nina wants to know if Andrew abused Kathleen as well.

Nina thinks Kathleen and Andrew are still in contact with each other.

Nina wants to return some jewelry to Kathleen.

Nina wants to know what Kathleen looks like.

4.

Why does Nina prevent Millie from joining the family for dinner when Andrew invites Millie? (from Prologue; Chapters 1 - 11)

Nina wants to keep Andrew and Millie apart.

Nina thinks that Millie has bad table manners.

Nina thinks Millie should be responsible for her own dinner.

Nina does not want Millie to get too comfortable in the house.

5.

Why does Lisa ask Millie for Millie’s help? (from Chapters 49 - 61, Epilogue)

Nina recommended Millie.

Lisa and Millie were friends in school

Millie overheard Lisa and her husband fighting.

Lisa was also engaged to Andrew.

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