' i love scandals about other people, but scandals about myself donât interest me. they haven't got the charm of novelty. '
 being caught in the affairs of others wasnât a constant for constanza, but it seemed as though new york bore always the brightest, always the brashest. how innocuous cafe banter could evolve into the mystique of the other person, of seeing briefly through another lens and a moment to walk a few steps in anotherâs shoes. from what was obvious, a hard-hitting reporter with scoops to find was always in the market for scandals, even if her own preference were of the whistle-blowing kind. dark eyes flitted towards him, contemplatively sipping some from her roasted brew.   â thatâs one way of putting it, isnât it? not to mention, the nature of the scandal. you take too many wrong steps, and that scandal would go all pear-shaped pretty quickly, huh? walking on hot water and all. â













