Her brother had always been an excellent judge of character, and Juliet trusted his instincts, even when she did not want to admit it.
Maybe she had miscalculated.
And maybe, just maybe, it was time to let go of the whole revenge thing.
She turned on her heels and walked away before any of them could respond. She did not need their acceptance. As long as she did not run into Nnenna again, she would move on.
The three girls were left standing, stunned. The whole thing had taken less than a minute. But they didn't dwell on it for long, they had somewhere to be.
They were off to celebrate Nnenna's upcoming move to university, and time was short. She still had to pack.
Juliet's half baked apology didn't change much, but it didn't ruin anything either.
They headed to a nearby restaurant and ordered quite a bit of food. Thankfully, Lilian and Kosi were genuinely hungry, it was their lunch break, after all.
