Chapter 12 - CELINA’S CASE
Celina faced charges related to intentional property damage and offensive physical interference around the child.
The violin damage was straightforward.
She had taken it.
Smashed it.
Video.
Witnesses.
Her lawyer negotiated a misdemeanor disposition.
Restitution.
Probation.
Counseling.
Community service.
No backstage access at Ardelli Conservatory.
No direct contact with Maisy unless later approved by me, Maisy’s mother, and appropriate professionals.
Eastbridge barred Celina from acting as certifying guardian on future applications for a defined period but explicitly told Audrey she could apply through her father or a verified instructor.
Again.
The child did not inherit the adult’s misconduct.
The Foundation removed Celina from youth arts programming.
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She remained a donor if she wanted.
Her money did not buy committee authority.
