Tinsley paced the narrow confines of her room, muttering angrily. Until now, Callie had never yelled at her. They'd always backed up each other, but now? It was like Tinsley's world was falling apart. And it was al because of one person- Jenny. Tinsley fumed. She was simply itching to see Jenny kicked out of Waverly, but this recent turn of events made her slightly unsure. Callie was mad at her and there was no telling what she could do. Could Tinsley still pull off blaming Jenny for the fire? It was hard to tell what Callie would do. Would she confess their plans? Callie. She was the key to everything in Tinsley's masterful plan. Somehow, she'd have to win Callie back. But how?
As if Tinsley's plotting had conjured her up, Callie appeared in the doorway in a flurry of designer clothes. Stunned, Tinsley opened her mouth to speak- then stopped short. Callie looked as if she'd been thrown through a hurricane. Her hair was disheveled, her cheeks flushed and her mascara was running, as if Callie had been…. crying.
Suddenly touched, Tinsley swept Callie into a sympathetic hug.
"You okay, C?" Tinsley asked quietly. Callie sniffled, looking for a moment, like a six-year-old.
"Who did this?" demanded Tinsley, angrily. She'd been called tons of things: bitchy, snobby and manipulative. But no one could say Tinsley was a bad friend. Ever since pre-school, she had always been ferociously loyal to her friends. And it was this trait that let Callie put up with some of Tinsley's bitchiness. No matter what, Callie knew Tinsley would always be there to back her up.
"It was Jenny." Callie choked out. Tinsley tensed. Anything that had to do with Jenny was not good. At the same time, Callie stopped crying.
"I am so sick of her, Tinsley," she spat, "I mean, she has a fucking boyfriend already!" Tinsley paused.
"What?" she asked, "You mean-"
"I saw that little whore practically jump Easy by the barn!" Callie screeched. Mentally, Tinsley resisted the urge to step back. She'd never seen Callie this mad before.
"I want her ruined!" Callie shrieked, "I want her whole life screwed- her friends, her boyfriend, and her stupid, fucking self!!" Her voice rose into a shrill shriek towards the end.
"It's great and all to say that, Callie," Tinsley began, "But words won't screw up Jenny's reputation."
"Say that again?" asked Callie, surprising Tinsley with the calmness of her voice.
"Words won't screw up her reputation?" Callie smiled grimly.
"Actually, Tinsley," she said, leaning forwards, "I think I just might have an idea…"
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