In The Winter Lodge, Jenny's house burns down and she has no family to stay with. She moves in with a friend that she's known since they were younger. They have a awkward history. Then Jenny gets reunited with her father and she gets a job as a writer in New York. But she feels she cannnot write well in NYC so she moves back to a place by an old camp. Jenny has a job in a bakery, where she works with the mayors son, Zach.
I think Zach is a good person but Matthew pressures him into doing bad things. For example, when Zach was stealing money from the bakery, Jenny walked in and saw him. Jenny always catches Zach. I think this made there relationship stronger because Zach had to explain that Matthew wanted more money and that's why he was stealing the money. It was almost like the two of them are now sharing a secret.
Also, Jenny's reaction when she caught Zach was a little sympathetic. At first, she was mad because, well, isn't it obvious? A fellow employee, that you trust, is stealing from the cash register? Doesn't look good. But after Zach explained and apologized sincerely, I think that Jenny could tell that Zach really was being honest and felt bad for stealing so she wasn't as mad.
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