Blue Curve Perfume Novels & Stories

She frowned pensively, looking back at her reflection and swishing the skirts. "Well, why not, love? You deserve to look just as beautiful as all the others there." Katrice stepped closer, snatching a matching blue shawl from a stand, and wrapped it around Sapphira's shoulders. "I can't afford this, Katrice," Sapphira said quietly, blushing. She had seen the price tag when she struggled to get it on a few minutes earlier and nearly fainted. Katrice hummed and stepped back, looking Sapphira and the dress up and down.

She did a little twirl, feeling the fabric swish around her legs, and laughed. Avery's gown was a masterpiece of elegance and beauty, capturing the essence of sophistication in every detail. The deep blue color of the dress was the first thing that caught the eye. It was a rich, midnight blue that seemed to shimmer under the light, creating a mesmerizing effect. The color was perfect for Avery, complementing her fair skin and making her eyes stand out with a striking brilliance.

Ethan handed her the bag and his magnetic voice sounded, "It's for you." For her? Isabella was surprised and skeptical as she took the bag. As she opened it while walking, she was stunned when she saw what was inside. "OMG! Blue Dew N.3, it's a limited edition! Where did you get it?" After saying that, Isabella suddenly remembered Ethan's mother's profession. Blue Dew was a specialized perfume company, and his mother was a top perfumer in that company. It was well-known. Isabella continued to look at the other bottles. They were either limited editions or ones she had never seen before. The scents were incredibly fragrant. She guessed that the ones she had never seen before were probably cre

Bree chose a powder blue cashmere sweater with wide-leg white trousers and silver accessories that made her look like she belonged in a lifestyle magazine. For perfume, we found a collection that would make Sephora jealous. I chose Byredo Bal d'Afrique, bright and sophisticated with notes of African marigold and Moroccan cedarwood. Bree went for Le Labo Santal 33, that cult favourite that smelled like expensive leather and sandalwood. We looked at ourselves in the full-length mirror and barely recognised the polished women staring back. "Damn, we clean up nice," Bree said with a grin. "We really do."

I asked and i was so glad when she nodded. "Yes we do but it's just remaining two in the store,colour blue and pink,the pink is in this same size and the blue is a bit bigger" She said and i almost jumped. Blue will be perfect for Mig! "That will be perfect..please can i have them" I said. "Ok ma'am, give me a minute" She said and walked away. Wow... that's so cool .. Fleur and i are gonna rock the pink while Mig will put on the blue.

Spritzing perfume and taking deep breaths. I walked out to meet Lucas, elegantly dressed in a blue suit that clung to his entire frame. His hair was ruffled, and it looked so soft. All I wanted was to comb my hands through them. His light blue shirt made his eyes come alive in the most alluring way, spinning a thousand hues of blue as he smiled at me, his eyes taking my entire look and slowly inhaling. Then he exhaled loudly as his deep blue eyes shifted colors in a second.

“That is a ring with a padparadscha blue sapphire. Do you know its philosophy?” I shook my head. I mean, did he also think of a philosophy for my gift? How thoughtful! “The color is derived from the merging of soft pink and orange, resulting in a graceful and enchanting color. I see you like that, you're a woman with a calming aura.” I wanted to laugh but held back because it seemed like he wasn't joking this time. I mean, I have a calming aura? Boy, he probably doesn't know how messed up my mind is. But thank goodness if my aura looks like that on other people.

"Sofia, you are marrying the most powerful being alive in a castle-mansion in front of an entire pack that is divided about whether you should exist. Everything about this is dramatic." I looked at her. "The blue," she said firmly. Lilly, from the window seat, held up her notebook: The blue. Kara is right. "You're supposed to be objective," I told her. She wrote: I am being objective. The blue is objectively the best. I looked at the fabric. Deep midnight blue, the colour of the sky at the moment just before full dark, with a quality to it that caught the light differently depending on how you moved. It was, objectively, the best.

The sheets are pale blue silk, still scented with her perfume. “Strip.”

I walked to my vanity mirror and fished out the nest perfume and body spray. Fleur D’amour Monde I smiled in satisfaction, holding the blue-colored glass perfume and its body spray and giving her the body spray to hold. I tore the panty liner pack open and drew out four panty liners and gave her to open them for me. Taking the first one, I stuck it to the inner wardrobe wall. Taking the body spray from her, I sprayed it on top of the perfume to layer it then sprayed the perfume again sealing it. I did the same to all four corners of the wardrobe including the inner part of the door and closed it.