Bling Jeans Novels & Stories

I picked the bags up and took them over to the bed, aware of him following me. "Curious huh?" "You'd be too if you knew how much I spent." “My Uncle with pay you back.” I emptied the first bag, relieved to see two pairs of jeans fall out. One was faded blue, the other dark denim, both hipsters and both the right size. The next bag had three sets of underwear, a white set with inbuilt push-ups and matching boy legs, the same set in black, and a dark red set made of sheer lace with a matching g-string.

"Start testing right away. I don't want to waste any more second here." Luckily the pants were just the right size. Right on point. Each one of them. Just like I had instructed. Clare had gone ahead to get jeans though, but they weren't the type to draw attention to curves. They were loose. Asides jeans were flare buttons, sweat pants and three-quarters. All totalling €645. I dumped the bags in the trunk. Rina attempted staying in the backseat. A glare was all it took to reset her brain. As soon as I got to the town, I struck up a conversation. Sort of.

After an impatient yank, it finally surrendered, and a pair of faded, torn jeans exploded forth, nearly smacking me in the face. Choosing the absurdly tiny bathroom to change in just in case Adam came back, I pulled on the shirt, feeling the snugness across my shoulders—a reminder that I was broader than Adam. The jeans settled onto my hips, just loose enough to provide comfort while still clinging to my frame. However, their length was a problem; they hung considerably lower than they should have, pooling around my ankles like a gentle reminder of their former owner. Yet, I didn't mind the way they dragged.

She handed them to one of Gisele’s helpers to hold. “And you’ll need business attire when you start visiting Alex’s offices.” Several more items joined the cocktail dresses. “I wish I could wear jeans,” slipped from my mouth. “Clean, well-fitting jeans are perfectly acceptable for school, picnics, and other outdoor events,” Lana said. “There is no reason why you should not purchase several pairs.” Lana found a rack of designer jeans in my size and draped three pairs over an assistant’s arm. “Next on your list are swimsuits,” Lana said. But when my eyes strayed to the rack of wetsuits, she shook her head vehemently. “No, absolutely not.”

When there had been no extra money for anything, I figured out how creative and motivated I am. "Pink shoes we got," I hold them up. "But what else?" She thinks for a moment, her expression pensive. "Jeans like yours." I look down seeing my jeans with the hole in the knee. I guess I should thank my lucky stars that deconstructed jeans are now a thing. These are just so old they're falling apart, but everyone thinks I spent a hundred bucks on them. "Okay girlfriend, go grab them," I hold up the red flannel shirt I'm going to wear over my gray t-shirt. "Grab your pink flannel too. We'll be matchy."

I spent seventy dollars on this? "Wait a minute, this is old! It won't...fit," I said looking at the size, two sizes smaller than I was. Oh god. "Just try it, here jeans," something else flew into my face and I frowned. "Great aim," "I try," At least they were black, I mean black was meant to be slimming wasn't it. He also passed me a simple white shirt to wear inside. "For someone who wanted me to wear a bikini ten seconds ago, this is like dressing like a nun," I said judging the outfit.

"This one looks like it'd be your size, and it stretches, too." I eye it warily before taking it from her. They do feel different from normal jeans. "You sure they're as comfortable as you say?" "They are. You can try them out if you want." I shake my head. "I think I'm just gonna take your word for it." I'd rather not go through the stress of tugging them on and having to pull them off again. "Alright then. You might want to see the other dresses we have." "Lead the way."

I rarely wore them, but they were technically less formal than my skirts. I quickly searched for them and threw them to Clara, and she took them, holding them up. Her expression was a mixture of disbelief and resigned defeat. “These are the jeans?” she asked, her voice flat. I nodded, hugging my arms around myself. “They’re comfortable.” She let out a long, drawn-out breath, running a hand through her rainbow hair. “Okay, fine. Comfortable it is. We’ll make it work. Just… promise me you’ll try not to look like you’re attending a bible study group that accidentally booked a club venue.”

It’s a little unsettling, but their outfit’s the thing that catches her eye the most. They’re wearing pale-blue jeans with ripped knees and a plain black men’s buttoned shirt with the top three buttons undone, tucked into their jeans. Their cropped bright-red leather biker jacket covered in colourful patches makes Celine a little jealous, she wants one now. There’s an eclectic mix of rings on almost every finger and a simple chain around their neck with a small pendant that Celine can’t identify from here.

meaning it. She was rich so this might not be, but to Alex, it was. It was not just a little expensive, but very expensive seeing how much they cost. She replaced the shoe in the orange box, and then in the bag, before picking up the fourth bag. Inside it, there were jeans, in various forms. Some were rugged jeans, some white-washed, and some were even ripped at the knee and then at the thigh, but she loved them. They had three shades of blue and then black, then a white one, and grey color. There were also army-colored jeans there as well.