Sienna’s POV
We ate together, and for once, it did not feel awkward. It felt almost normal. Domestic. Like we were not two people forced together by scandal, shame and a bite neither of us had planned. After eating, we cleaned up together, moving around each other in the kitchen like we had been doing it longer than we had.
Then we went to the couch and watched the reality show we had discovered, the one full of dramatic people shouting over problems they created themselves. Nyla loved it.
‘At least someone else is being more foolish than you tonight,’ Nyla said.
I ignored her. Halfway through the show, I remembered Maya and turned to Kael.
“Maya is visiting tomorrow. She said her father took her phone from her,” I said.
Kael’s smile dropped. It was not dramatic, but I saw it. One se
