Aurora POV“You already look good,” Alicia, my best friend, said tapping her feet impatiently on the floor. “Can we begin moving?” She added, draping herself on the door. I smirked at her through the mirror, applying another layer of mascara onto my lashes. "A few minutes wouldn’t kill you," I teased, ignoring the dramatic sigh that escaped her lips. She groaned, stomping towards me. "It would if you spent your entire lifetime applying a 'simple' makeup," she shot back, air-quoting her exaggerated frustration. “Haven't you heard that patience is a virtue,” I quipped. “Besides I thought you didn't want to go to this party. Why the rush?” I arched a brow at her through the mirror. "I don't," Alicia muttered, slumping onto my bed. "But if I have to watch Jake dance with Melissa, I'd rather get it over with." Her fingers absently traced the sequins on her navy dress.I set down the mascara and turned to face her. "You know you don't have to go at all, right? We could have a movie nig
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