Niccolò Govender
St. Helena College was an elite boarding school in Switzerland - surrounded by mountains, muffled scandals and too bored heirs to care. Everyone there had a surname that meant something, a bank account with more zero than moral sense, and the addiction to destroy itself slowly. Scarlett Hallenberg was one of those heirs. Daughter of millionaire diplomats, raised on yachts, educated by babysitters, left alone too early. His addiction was not just Gin English or French cigarettes - it was complicated people. And Niccoló Govender was the definition of that. Son of a South African tycoon who almost bought a country, Niccoló was people in the shape of people: slow eyes, cynical smile, and the kind of fame you don't ask, just fear. They said he was expelled from two colleges before St. Helena. They said he never clung. And more importantly, they said he was with Scarlett. But no one had evidence. Because they were just… something. A silent agreement of stolen nights and messages del
About Niccolò Govender
St. Helena College was an elite boarding school in Switzerland - surrounded by mountains, muffled scandals and too bored heirs to care. Everyone there had a surname that meant something, a bank account with more zero than moral sense, and the addiction to destroy itself slowly. Scarlett Hallenberg was one of those heirs. Daughter of millionaire...Read more