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"it's been five minutes peter, what are you still doing in there honey?" called the average lady about thirty years knocking on the men's restroom door. On her right stood a young girl about the age of nine. Brunette long ponytail, dark green eyes and thin lips. The woman groomed in a short purple dress, a long black coat and black heels. Curly blonde hair that went down her shoulders, light blue eyes and goldilocks lips. on her left held a small purple hand bag and smart cellphone.

Absently, she pulled tips from her garter belt and white satin thong. The door flew open. Ginger breezed in. “Christ, Snowflake, you’re an idiot,” she said and tossed something at her. Anaisse caught the item and frowned. It was the gossamer baby-doll top that went with the thong and completed her “naughty virgin” outfit. She’d forgotten to wait by the stage for the runner to bring her discarded clothes. “Oh. Thanks.” Ginger braced a hip against the vanity counter, crossed her arms in front of her chest, and met Anaisse’s gaze in the mirror. “What’s with you? You haven’t been yourself lately.”

I wasn't used to anyone making the ginger look tiny, but they'd managed to succeed with their superior height and heft. All except one. She was as tall as the rest of them, but she was made for matters of court more than a soldier's den. All lithe seductive grace and calculating hoarfrost eyes. A daughter any Luna would love to have called their own. I made eye contact with her the same moment Giselle spotted me, "And there she is now! Ayda, come here!" Giselle didn't wait for me to come to her; she grabbed my wrist with a steel grip and dragged me bodily across the slate floor. "Ayda, Princess Narcissa Onasis. Princess Onasis, our best hairdresser."

His world thrummed with unspoken rules and alliances, and she had to navigate it all without tripping. A woman approached them, her smile a perfect crescent of white teeth. Her gown shimmered silver, her hair a waterfall of blonde. “Falvio, darling,” she said, kissing his cheek lightly. “And you must be Analees. Such a lovely name. Parisian, correct?” “Yes,” Analees said, feeling the warmth in her cheeks. “Oh, Paris!” the woman exclaimed. “So chic, so… artistic. I imagine you will bring color to our rather… conservative gatherings.”

Jasmine POV: When I was child my grandmother used to tell me many tales of creatures that used to live in sea, I had never seen them but their tales always used to excites me, one of such tale my grandmother had told me was of a women name ‘Anais de Siren’ Anais was most beautiful women of her town, with pale skin, brown eyes and long golden hair she was desired but all men’s, with beautiful facial features she was also blessed with seductive body figure, all women own used to envy her enchanting figure, Anais popularity was not just restricted to her small town but was also know to neighboring town and even the king Edgar.

The lady said, looking anxiously over at the boys again and then at all the expensive-looking glass and china sculptures. "Mateo!" Allison hissed and he immediately released Marco from the headlock. I went for what the manicurist called a French manicure, which is when they put the white bits at the ends and making it all shiny whilst Allison got matt maroon to match her dress. There were three spinning chairs in the room so Mateo, Carlos and Marco could entertain themselves. When we left the shop, we headed to a hair salon and once again the twins and Mateo got another concerned look from the receptionist.

He held on to my right shoulder, so I turned to face him. "Will you take your hand off my shoulder or I'll turn you into a mouse?" I raised my left eyebrow, glaring at his cold yet undeniably handsome face. "Whoops!" He immediately took his hand off my shoulder. "You two! What are you waiting for?" The guard on the table called us. He's looking at me from head to toe right now. I quickly walk towards him and say, "My name is Alenna Delevigne from the city of Nalaknabak. I'm a..."

"Bonjour, you must be Miss Daniels. I have to say, you're a bit late, ma chérie." "You don't have to keep apologizing! It's okay, I know you're just getting acquainted with everything and it can be a lot, especially for someone with minimal knowledge of the city." Nancy reassured, her soft french accent leaving me feeling a little more at ease. Nancy Moreau was the assistant to the head director here at Musée de l'Érotisme. She was the one that emailed me about my acceptance for the internship. Standing in front of me was a put-together woman. She was tall, fit, her complexion was spotless, as well as being gifted with a symmetrical face, her hair perfectly placed in loose curls, and she sme

Its result had been quite impressive; the CEO of M&G Designers had personally requested her service. Stepping out of the car, Anaïs paused at the entrance of the complex. The building’s modern designs and reflective glass mirrored her transformation—from a girl burdened by loss and struggles to a woman determined to claim her place in the industry. She took a long breath and walked in alongside her assistant. Outside, within the luxurious confines of a company van, behind its tinted windows, two figures watched with thinly concealed disdain. Agnes, a model whose striking beauty was matched only by her equally enormous ego, sat with her manager. They sat sulking from their failed last-ditch e

Someone whose name hadn’t come up in months. Juliet Hale. Anais stared at the name, stunned. Juliet had been her mother’s friend. A quiet investor. She hadn’t been around since Anais’s engagement to Cassian. “She introduced me to the Vale family,” Anais said slowly. “She told me Cassian was complicated but brilliant.” Irene looked at her carefully. “What if she was grooming you from the start?” Anais felt something cold slip down her spine. That night, Anais returned to the penthouse.