Nerve Racking

The next few days were a good day for Naya since she could feel a ray of hope again. She avoided Tiana at all cost and refused to share eye contact with her.

“Water?” Tiana had the audacity to ask her later that evening as she walked in. Naya wanted to refuse and probably spill the water on her, but she recalled Hailey’s plan and smiled.

“Sure, thanks,” she accepted the cup of water.

“Do you need anything?” Tiana asked.

“I need you out of my house,” Naya said without bothering to gaze at her.

“No can do,” Tiana said rudely before leaving. Naya smirked. As soon as the girl was gone, her phone rang. It was Hailey calling.

“Is she gone yet?! Has that devil left?” Hailey asked nonstop.

“She is gone, calm down!” Naya calmed her. “Are you sure about this plan?”

“100%! Trust me. It will make so much sense and plant doubt in father’s mind,” Hailey assured her.

“This is not a good idea,” Naya hated the plan. But there was no point. Brett walked in anyway, adjusting his tie.

“How do yo