Braces Headgear Stories Novels & Stories

she replied with a small smile. "Can we get to the hair part now , I can't wait to see how I look " Ariel said and joy laughed . "Sure " she replied as they walked back to the chair and Ariel took her seat. Joy gently packed her hair up in a pony tail and brushed the edges. She reached for the box and brought out the headgear. It was just plain wine color , unlike the dress which had cream strips on it. She folded it first before she began to tie it on Ariel's head.

Usually, someone would need to guess at least three times and pay three prizes to get the main one. "The lady is so lucky!" the stall owner said. "Thank... you..." Harriet received the prize, a beautiful handmade northern-style head ornament. It was made from beads of different colors and gold thread, and it would fit perfectly on her hair with the dress she was wearing today. But Harriet fiddled with it because she didn't know how to wear it. It seemed that she needed to wear it with a Northern Braid hairstyle. But Liam gently took the head ornaments from her hand. He flipped it to the back to decorate Harriet's hairstyle today and it just looked perfect, although different.

He'd mentioned it could be part of the deal or contract,though so i decide not to. We walked down the street a little bit and I followed a few steps behind Jaden so we wouldn't crowd the sidewalk.He was pretty intent on not letting my hand go.Eventually we came to a store around the corner of Grand Street with a wide fancy window and lettering.Alexander wang under them. There were couple coming out and going in the store.I concentrated on a couple the man wore suit while the woman wore beautiful tight black gown and the highest heel I'd ever seen."I can't get in there"Immediately I said to Jaden pulling his arm.

Jack asked, although he’s already got the answer from his uncle. “Well, I’m okay. Don’t worry about it, just a small scrap from your claw, and she…” Brianna touches her small bump. “She’s okay. The nurse says that the corset saves her from any bump… so she’s alright,” Brianna said, smiling and the Alpha couldn’t help but smile too. “I see, well good for her then,” Jack said to still smiling Brianna. “I’m glad that she’s okay. That lighting incident is pretty dangerous…”

Huh? Nathan took out a lot of equipment continuously. "This is a brass knuckle, it protects your hand and hurts your opponent a lot when you punch them. This electric rod will inflict severe pain and render one unable to fight for 30 minutes upon touching the human body, use it with your insulated skin tight battle suit. This is a teeth protector, it can be used to protect your teeth." Holding the pile of equipment in her hands, Hilda was puzzled for a while before she realized what was going on. Nathan knew that he couldn't stop her, so he decided to find some better equipment for her instead. That way, she wouldn't be at a disadvantage when fighting outside.

I had tidied her room earlier, just as I did every day—I remembered it being a particular mess today, but no wrist guards. “I didn’t see them,” I said. “Retrace your steps,” Caspar cut in. “You probably did something with them because you weren’t thinking.” My jaw clenched. I knew I hadn’t seen them—the twins had just purchased the combat gear for Olive, and it was the expensive kind, in these distinctive orange packages that I wouldn’t have missed. The kind of gear I wished I could wear, but I was forced to use the communal stuff while Olive got the best of the best.

"Hmm. We will be using the safety skating pieces of equipment." "I'm listening. What are they?" "Hardshell helmet, protective sport glasses, neck guard, cut-resistant gloves, knee pads, and shin guards." "All that much for just sea skating?" "It's just so we don't injure ourselves." "We are sea beings, not mortals Abel. All those are for mortals. You are such a fearful being. And don't forget I've been doing this all my life yet nothing has ever injured me." "I forgot you are so stubborn. How did I forget you won't believe me?"

"What is this helmet for?" Max asked as Gabriella put a headgear on him. "Don't you remember? The doctor said that you have to be careful so you don't hit your head again," the woman explained with a serious look. "But I'm fine, Gaby. This helmet will actually hinder my movement,” Max protested pitifully. Without thinking, Gabriella shook her head. "You have promised to obey all my orders if you want to participate in this mission." A second later, the man let out a resigned sigh. "I never thought that I am going to save the box that once I wanted to burn."

That would be a problem for later. They had brunch brought up to my room and we sat around joking and eating and opening presents. I'd gotten a set of hair daggers, upper arm shealths, a new shorter sword and shealth, a bracelet and necklace that pulled open to be a garot and a beautiful howling wolf silhouette with a moonstone for it's eye. I had him help me put it on and smiled sadly when our eyes locked again.

Claris thrashed her head from side to side trying to move her head out of Sheloah’s grasp. “Oh, come, come now. Be a good girl and put your little bonnet on,” Sheloah cooed at her as if she were speaking to a baby. The men laughed as they watched Sheloah feign struggling to get the cap on Claris’ head. When Sheloah got tired of playing with her, she forcefully grabbed Claris’ hair, and shoved the helmet on. Claris yanked her head away from Sheloah’s grip, and plopped her forehead onto the cement. The thickness of the headwear prevented Claris’ head from making direct contact with the ground, so she continuously bounced it on the ground while sobbing.