The Heartbreak Prescription by Glazed Snow

Sierra glanced down at the shadow on the ground and froze. There was no way to talk her way out of this–Zada had seen everything.

At this point, there was no use pretending anymore. Her fake smile vanished, and her face darkened. “Well,” since you already know the truth, there’s nothing left for me to say.”

Zada stared at Sierra, hurt and confused. “Why are you doing this? I thought we were best friends!”

“Best friends?” Sierra snapped. “You really think of me that way? All you ever cared about was Halsey! Every time she and I argued, you took her side without a second thought. You were never really with me!”

Zada’s anger flared. “I can’t believe that’s what you think! You honestly think I never supported you?”

Sierra shot back, “You never did! When the rumors about me and Mr. Lane started spreading, you told me to clear things up with the press for Halsey’s sake!”

Zada let out a bitter laugh. “Do you even hear yourself right now? I told you to deny it because I know Mr. Lane- he’s not that kind of man. He’s not interested in you, and he wouldn’t ever go after you like that.”

I’ve got something to do with

every scandal that popped up somehow involved you two. I think you tried to seduce him. You wanted

the two of us here, so tell me the truth. Am I

room. I brought him a drink on purpose, hoping he’d take the bait. But he didn’t. So

though she had already suspected Sierra, hearing the latter admit it

couldn’t believe how far Sierra had fallen, and how Sierra had lost her moral

slowly, “I can’t believe this. So it was all part of your plan. You even

the soup? That wasn’t me. You did

at her. “Still lying, huh?

her phone

pale as she watched the footage. There she was, in Zada’s living room, picking