Baby Bass

The Ostroff Centre

Bailey's POV:

I sighed as I arrived at my destination. What a bore it is here. The Ostroff Centre. After my breakdown last summer, my butler Henry convinced my father to pay for me to come here. They still know nothing. Luckily. Afterall, two can keep a secret if one of them is dead. And I fully intend on keeping this secret.

"Bailey? What are you doing here?" A familiar voice asked. I turned. "Serena? I could ask you the same question." I smiled hugging her. "Well... You go first." Serena said shifting her weight. I cleared my throat.

"Just here to... Help out. You know, volunteering looks good on the resume." I lied. "Yeah me too." Serena lied back. We nodded, knowing the other was lying. There didn't need to be any big accusations.

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Alex's POV:

I smirked from the limo. Chuck had asked me to get some dirt on Serena van der Woodsen. But I could drag his sister, Bailey with her... Yeah. That sounds good.

I called Chuck. "I have some dirt on Serena." I spoke into the phone. "Good, boy. Now bring it to my suite." Chuck ordered. "Only if you promise not to edit it in anyway." I smirked. "Why would I?" He asked. "No reason." I replied smirking.

I showed Chuck and Blair the photo. "Is that... Bailey?" Blair asked shocked. "Indeed." I grinned. "Crop her out." Chuck snapped. "Oh no, no, no. If Serena's going down, so will your darling sister." I smirked.

I had set the photo so no one else could crop it. "I will not use this." Blair huffed like the spoilt brat she is. I rolled my eyes. "This is the best way to bring Serena down. Isn't it?" I replied. "And my sister." Chuck growled like a dog with rabies.

I laughed. "Well that's the price, Bass. Take it or leave it." I said. Blair sighed. "We'll take it." Chuck said rubbing his temples. "Yes. We'll find a way to crop it." Blair said shaking my hand. 

"Pleasure doing business with you, Bass, Waldorf." I grinned nodding at them. "I knew I should've done this myself." Chuck muttered to himself. I laughed and with that, I went home proud of my work.