All Chapters of Just A Night Stand: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

The gang arrived at his wealthy mansion which was no surprise to Naya. She was given the heavy bag and forced towards the entrance where they threatened the security guards. “Wear this!” Gold face threw her a mask. She reluctantly wore it and walked in with the rest. A strong feeling of hatred gripped her as soon as she saw Lovelyn. But who Lovelyn was with calmed her feelings tremendously. It was Hailey. Her daughter was definitely a striking resemblance of her father, but Wendy could see the curious look in her eyes. The curious look she always had growing. “What are you doing?!” Goldface rudely pushed her when she stopped to stare at them. “Keep moving!” Naya apologized and went on walking. Lovelyn offered them a suspicious look. She drew Hailey to herself, protecting her as much as she could. “The man of this house is in his room!” Gold face announced. “Some of the men are keeping an eye on him at the moment. Come on! Let’s go to the study room. That’s where the spy told us th

When the gun went off, everyone gasped in shock wondering what could have triggered it. The audacity! The confidence Goldface had! Or was it Goldface? They turned towards Naya’s direction and saw her point the gun towards Goldface. She’d shot Goldface in the heart out of tension fearing she was going to kill her daughter. Everyone was surprised by how she even did that. Was she the one that claimed that she’s never shot anyone before. They watched Goldface drop death in the pull of her own blood. Lovelyn promptly drew Hailey from her, hugging her like a crazy lady. “Why did you do that?!” Falcon scolded Naya in anger. “Who gave you the audacity to do that?! Are you crazy?! You fucking killed Goldface! What makes you think that we cannot kill you too?!” He drew out his gun and pointed it at her in defense. The others did the same, fuming furiously. Naya had no regrets since she would do anything to save her daughter’s life and she could swear that she did what she thought was right.

Naya sat in the dirty cell, counting dirty pebbles to kill boredom. Her new friend, Zara, joined her as she cleaned the dust off her butt. “So you will be a free woman soon?” Zara smiled happily. Naya happily nodded. “They will prove my innocence and give my daughter back to me,” Naya explained. “I am so happy for you,” Zara confessed. “There are so many selfish people in this world. I can’t believe we still have soft hearted individuals like this. Doctor Dorris deserves a nobel award. Do you know the risk she is taking for you right now?” Naya laughed. “She understands my pain. She was my gynecologist all through my pregnancy and knew when my mum died. She was like a second mother to me all through. I am not surprised she feels my pain and chooses to help me.” Zara hugged her from the side. “That cruel Lovelyn will know her place soon. By the time you show her the DNA results, she won’t be able to utter one word. I cannot even imagine her stunned face after that.” Zara mocked.

Brett felt hurt by the news he heard about Naya’s rebellion in jail. No matter how many times he tried organizing a meeting with him, the jailor found one reason or more not to help him. “She is a dangerous beast,” the jailer said. “We cannot risk a reputable man like you seeing such a prisoner.”“She is hurt,” Brett tried to explain. “I need to talk to her. There is something she isn’t telling me!” “I am sorry,” the Jailer apologized. “But I cannot let you see her.” Brett groaned and hung up the call. As soon as the call went off, Lovelyn thanked the guard for his help and handed him a huge bundle of money. She had a smirk on her lips as she rejoiced over the evil deed she had done. “Brett thinks he can sympathize and help this girl,” she said to herself. “I will allow that. I do not know who she thinks she is to claim another person’s child as hers. Does she not have any shame? Some people are just so selfish and greedy. They do not look beyond their own needs.” She hissed and

Early that morning, Naya went with the rest of the prisoners for an early morning jog. As they jogged about the prison field, doing some annoying frog jumps she found irritating, someone caught her eyes. It was a quiet young lady who was struggling to keep up. She looked sickly and looked like she could faint any minute that morning. “Everyone help!” Naya alerted everyone’s attention to the lady as the girl bent down to breathe. “She needs water! Someone get her water!” Her inmates really wanted to help so badly, but they weren’t sure of what they could do. Drinking water could only be gotten from the cafeteria and they had no freaking access to the cafeteria. Naya frowned at their useless effort and gazed around for help. She caught sight of a tap and led her to it to have a drink of water. As she drank slowly, she patted her back and turned to the others. They had stopped jogging because of them. “Continue without us!” She screamed. “We are fine.”They nodded and went on with the