Brunette With Light Brown Highlights の小説・ストーリー

The people filling the space are mere carbon, common bodies parading jewels in an attempt to feel superior. Pretty containers bottling cruelty viciously swaying through the space irregularly. There is one person who catches her attention, the only body radiant enough to stand out. Her dark brown hair is pulled back, letting her forehead exposed while giving her gorgeous features more attention. It makes her look more mature. Her lips are tinted with a light pink colour, her eyes framed by a faint orange and brown that gives them light, and the shirt she is wearing falls around her body perfectly, probably custom made.

My name is Abby, I am a mixed race girl, my hair is a bit strange, it is neither straight nor curly dark brown, brown eyes and I am 1.56cm, I am simple, I do not usually wear makeup and I do not wear expensive brand clothes , I like to be original and simple.

She French braided the top of her hair and let the rest flow its natural blonde curls. Both of us applied light makeup. I chose to match the eye shadows with my skin tone and apply a light shade of pink under my eyes which oddly made my brown ones stand out more. Leia opted to just use a light shade of brown with a little eyeliner. I was just happy that the bruises had gone away just in time for the ball.

grumbled a familiar voice. I raised my eyes from the screen just to see Ellen staring at me. She had big brown eyes, whose shape gave her a kind of unique and mestizo beauty. She never let go of the bun, saying she was too lazy to undo the waves that the hairstyle caused in her locks, however, she remains beautiful and elegant even in that uniform and with her hair tied. She was older than me, but if someone noticed more carefully, they would think we wouldn't be more than months apart.

"It has gotten lighter since the last time you were here." From where in my family I have no idea, because everyone has dark hair. I did too, until I messed with it last year and put some highlights in it. Now I want it to be completely dark again, so it looks like I'm going to have to fix the mistake I made. "I know." I sigh. "I like the dark brown you put in it last time, but instead of all highlights, can we go with some darker lowlights this time, too?" "Do you trust me?" She flips me around.

Wasn't those the same shade of brown that had ruled my dreams for months now? I catch glimpse of the face of another, bald head and bulgy stomach, I do not make much of this. What catches my attention and holds me almost captive is the face of a beautiful woman. She was pretty in a way that almost seemed too good to be in this sort of paper, at least under the headline I see. Her hair is a dark brown the shade of chestnut too, her eyes are the deep blue of the sea. She has full lips, the type we often associate with Africans, yet it does not look so odd in that pretty heart shaped face. Her gentle doe eyes give away much though, even though the grainy picture of the newspaper, one can clearl

I must ensure everything is in place to go perfectly without any problems or further delays. I smile sinisterly... ************************************************************************ Three Days Earlier Far, Far Away... Thursday, 22nd July 2021 Aubrianne Ivanov POV I stare at myself in the mirror and see that spark of excitement dancing in the depths of my big almond-shaped eyes. Light honey brown with a hint of grey is my natural shade, and they glow gleefully. They soon move to my heart-shaped lips, then soft angled eyebrows, straight nose, and long brown hair kissed with streaks of highlights.

My mom glanced over at me and smiled softly, but I could tell by her knitted brow that she was worried for me. I watched as they all turned around, and in glided a beautiful young woman with the most vibrant auburn hair I’d ever seen. It was like each strand had been kissed by fire and as they moved, each one lit up a little. She had brown eyes, but they glowed with their own light too, like she had a fire behind them, illuminating them and making them almost a golden color.

"If you really want bolder color, we can do some really dramatic auburn lowlights and offset it with blonde highlights." If it was any customer other than Sue, I wouldn't be so open with my assessment. But Sue was my very first customer over five years ago. We know each other very, very well. In her late fifties, she is spunky and fun. I want to be her when I grow up. "I think Quincy's right," Geni says, winking at me. She always backs me up when it comes to Sue's disastrous ideas. "Highlights and lowlights are the way to go. They'll be beautiful on you."