Rival Revenge (21 page)

Inside Winchester, I walked down the hallway to my room but I stopped for a second, contemplating if I should chance running into Jasmine in the common room and go there for a few more minutes to think more about what I would say to Paige.

I walked a few more steps, passing Jasmine's room. Then I stopped. I backed up and noticed the door was open a few inches. I didn't hear Jas inside, so maybe she'd forgotten to shut the door or something on her way out.

I knocked lightly and waited a few seconds. Silence. I pushed open the door, walked inside, and stopped in the center of her room, trying to process.

It felt like my brain had frozen and I couldn't even understand what I was seeing.

The room was completely bare. Jas's bed was stripped. Her desk, chair, and table were gone. The walls were free of posters and her closet doors were open, revealing nothing but a few empty hangers.

Julia and Alison had gotten their revenge.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Twenty-three-year-old Jessica Burkhart is a writer from New York City. Like Sasha, she's crazy about horses, lip gloss, and all things pink and sparkly. Jess was an equestrian and had a horse like Charm before she started writing. To watch Jess's vlogs and read her blog, visit
www.jessicaburkhart.com
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