The South Terrace of Highclere Hall was an architectural monument to generational wealth. Perched on a manicured limestone knoll overlooking the gold-and-russet canopy of the South Meadow, the terrace featured double balustrades of carved Italian marble, heated flagstone pavers, and discreet wrought-iron tables where students drank artisanal pour-overs from porcelain cups. Tessa Vance stood at the foot of the wide granite steps, adjusting the collar of her dark denim jacket.…
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