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Cain had changed, now wearing a white tunic-style top with jeans. "Who wears white to a funeral?" I asked. "It's traditional to wear white to a funeral in Hindu culture," Cain responded, putting on his shoes. I picked up the sandals that Priya had sent and strapped them on. I needed to remember to thank that girl for saving my life on this trip when we returned. Cain ushered me out of the room after we both had finished getting ready. Silently, we rode the elevator back up to the large empty room. Everyone was there waiting on us, dressed nearly the same as we were. Dinesh lead us back out into the garage and to the SUVs that were waiting.

I thought this is a shopping plaza why then are you asking why I'm here? Mina said, although she was smiling a little Crimson could tell she was uneasy, did Mina and Coney know each other before? "Come on Mina I never said you couldn't afford to shop at our plaza just that I was just curious, you usually shop from low grade supermarkets so I'm just curious why your here... And oooh, you wearing the limited edition Chanel sandals, wow." Coney sneered but with a smile on, she had no idea Mina was with Crimson if she did she would never dare speak so Ill of her.

I knew there was no way he was going to tell me so, I didn't ask again. Few minutes later, he pulled over beside many cars. "Let's walk from here", he said. I noticed the place was crowded and looked around. "There is a carnival going on here, so I decided to let us have fun too", he said smiling. "Aw", I cooed. "It's nice." I looked around and saw different people, men, women and children all dressed up. Some people had face paintings and everywhere was colorful. "Let's get dressed", he said.

"Carry on straight. Soon we will enter the road just outside the entrance of the city." He nodded and then continued. We soon reached the busy road outside of the entrance of the city where he put me down gently. He then took my hand and led me through the roads. We walked past many different shops and passed many girls ogling at Haydon as if he were the most handsome person ever-which was understandable, considering he was. Then they would glance at me and glare distastefully, to which I would give a toothy smile out of spite. Haydon picked this up and laughed every time I did it. "Oh my gosh! Carnival rides!" I said outside of a large open space where the carnival was set up. It was just i

After dinner, Lisa and I were unpacking our stuffs and arguing about some celebrity gossip when Aunt Gigi knocked and came into the room holding a bottle of red wine. “There’s a carnival starting down town, my bad knee doesn’t let me hang out as usual but you youngsters can join in on the fun.” She told us, leaning against the door. Lisa looked at me and I shrugged. I didn’t mind having a little fun, actually, I needed it. “Great! We’ll get ready!” The carnival looked a lot fun than I hoped. It held along a street of an old Corinthian building. Some old ladies in red saris blew clouds of colors into the air. Some guys danced around shirtless, some girls in white short dresses. The music was

I whistled, remembering the walk-in closet of a famous actress turned fashion icon, Miss Heart Evangelista. My gaze drifted down to the floor-to-ceiling shoe display. Every designer brand I’d only seen in magazines was there—Louboutins, Manolos, Gucci, Prada. Rows of heels, flats, and sneakers, all meticulously arranged. I reached out, hesitating before touching a pair of nude Christian Louboutin pumps. The red soles were obviously unworn. Are these really mine? A cold shiver ran down my spine. I was in a stranger’s world, drowning in its lavishness. And I had no idea what I was doing here. My phone buzzed in my pocket, snapping me from my thoughts. I pulled it out and saw my agent’s name fl

“Everything. It’s Saturday, it’s beautiful outside, and we’re going to have fun whether you like it or not.” “I don’t really feel like going out.” “Which is exactly why you need to go out.” Rebecca appeared behind Camilia, carrying a shopping bag from one of the upscale maternity stores downtown. “I brought reinforcements.” She pulled out a soft blue maternity dress with a flowing skirt and comfortable neckline. “This will look beautiful on you, it’s perfect for your stage of pregnancy, and it’s designed for a day of walking around without getting uncomfortable.” “Where exactly are we walking around?” “The Sunflare Carnival,” Camilia said with the enthusiasm of someone announcing a trip to p

This time we barely even get one foot in the door when someone comes over to us. You must be the beautiful Luna I've been hearing about. The lady says I guess so. I say I'm Nancy. All the shoes in this shop I made. Most shoes are one of a kind which is why people like my shop. I'm guessing your here because you need shoes for the Luna Ceremony. She says Yes I do. My dress is all white with sequins. I tell her I have just the shoes for you. What size are you? Nancy asks I'm a 6. I tell her

I responded sarcastically. “Shut up,” Alessandro said jokingly and playfully shoved me off the sidewalk. “Hey! What if a car was about to drive in here hit me?” “The carnival is closed right now Isla. There will be no cars driving in or out of here besides us.” Alessandro deadpanned and I giggled. “Oh yeah. So, what are we going to do first?” I asked him excitedly.

Olivia's POV “The bouncy house can go over there, between the snack bar and the cornhole…” Marlus stood with his arms crossed, deep in contemplation. Mia snorted. “Ew, no. The bouncy house shouldn’t go next to the food. That’s just asking for a mess.” She had a point there. Our second event preparations were in full swing, and I found myself elbow deep in decorations. Tonight’s carnival was on Thorne Ridge Pack land.