Chapter Ninety

As Gina's footsteps gradually faded into the distance, Riley rushed to her mother's side, her nerves on edge.

"Mom, what are we going to do?" Riley whispered urgently, her eyes wide with apprehension.

Martha's smirk widened, and she shook her head in amusement. “It's fortunate that I anticipated this, Riley, my dear."

Riley nodded, attempting to steady her racing thoughts. “Yes. Gina is quite clever. I'm sure she went to have the glass shard analyzed."

“Luckily, I spotted her with it early this morning. That puts us one step ahead of her,” Martha replied, her tone oozing confidence.

Still plagued by doubt, Riley persisted, “But what if she uncovers the truth eventually, mother?"

"Don't fret, Riley. Gina won't discover anything. We've covered our tracks meticulously," Martha reassured, her voice soothing.

"But what if she does?" Riley insisted, her voice quivering with fear.

Martha placed a reassuring hand on her daughter's shoulder. "If she does, we'll handle it. But for now, let her d