Cinderella Lavender's Blue Dilly Dilly Novels & Stories

White and the colours of nature were predominant amongst the other women. “Ah, there you are,” Stella greeted her warmly as she stepped onto the porch. She was weaving flower crowns and garlands with two other women, one of whom she recognized as the witch who had performed the sage cleansing the night before. “This is Juniper, and you will remember Daisy? This is Aislen.” Daisy smiled and examined the basket of flower crowns. “Which one…” she murmured. “Ah, this one for you, I think. Rue to purify, lavender to calm, yarrow for love and protection, and mint for the stomach and healing.”

Mary was in front of the mirror preparing herself for the dinner she was invited to, at the palace. She opened the closet and chose a beautiful dress that her employer's daughter gave her as a Christmas present. It was still smelling fresh as it came from the box. She applied a little bit perfume and put it on. It was a tight dress covered with a long lace that reached ankles. Its colour was cream and gold. She wore the high heeled shoes that matched the golden colour of the dress and plaited her long hair and it nicely at the back. She dabbed her face with the make up Chelsea gave her and it perfectly matched her even toned skin, making her look like the princess doll. She turned around in

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.

said Elena while looking Lily from head to toe with an infectious smile. Lily was wearing a light blue colored mid thigh length satin dress. The dress was having a sweetheart neckline with corset fitting on the top and flowy at the bottom. The blue color was complimenting her pale skin a lot. She paired her outfit with her glass heels. She curled her hair and kept it open to complete her look. “Oh please, stop it now! You know it’s my favorite barbie” said Lily shyly but from inside she was hungry for more compliment to make sure she looks gorgeous before facing Nick.

"On the blue side, she started as the 98th-ranked contestant in the initial evaluation, and she's risen above criticism regarding the controversial application process. This young woman has triumphed over both talented trainees and naysayers, defeating the Sweet-faced Knight, Zamonte, in the blink of an eye. This stage represents her final trial on her journey to becoming the number one in Airburst in this new era. Please join us in welcoming this unstoppable force, the dark horse, Lavender!" A blue light on a mid-air platform in one corner illuminated, revealing a purple-haired girl standing on it discreetly. The cheers and support for her echoed throughout the stadium, even louder than the

Ellie smiles shyly, and I guess the shop assistant can also sense her discomfort when he urges her to try on the next. Interesting… I never thought a human would be able to sense feelings Learn something new every day I guess. After a few more dresses, one in literally every colour of the rainbow, Ellie steps out in a blue dress. And she's beaming. The dress is definitely Cinderella inspired… light blue with a tight bodice and layers of net that flare out from her hips. It's strapless and shows just enough cleavage. She spins around in front of her mirror like some Disney princess hyped up on too much caffeine.

She had almost driven me crazy, making me change at least eight times before finalizing on this one with glimmering eyes. The blue dress was sort of similar to the one that Cinderella wore in the movie. Puffed up sleeves that fell slightly on upper arms, making it shoulderless, it snugly hugged my chest, giving a hint of cleavage, and cascaded down to my feet. The heels I wore were made of white squint stones with a thin, single stripe of blue in them. Lara had been over the cloud to help me dress up. Perhaps she was the blessing I needed to look good in this dress. With her godly makeup skills, she had really turned me into a princess without a tiara.

I reply immediately, thinking of Ivy’s scent. Delilah grabs a booklet featuring different arrangements of lilies. “There. That wasn’t so bad, see?” She says with a smile. “We could do this together!” I shake my head. “Absolutely not. And Ivy didn’t seem to know much about the terms of our arrangement–you were going to talk to her, weren’t you?” “Oh, yeah,” Delilah replies absentminded, picking at white fabric swatches and holding them against her body. “Which one of these suits me the best?”

Madame Tilly greeted us, "Is there something specific you're looking for or would you like some assistance in exploring our latest products?" Jeanette glanced at me, "Well," she began, "we’ll just check out the samples first." Madame Tilly nodded and walked to a shelf to grab some lipstick before she came to join us again. She handed a shade of pink to Jeannette, “This one is called Lady Danger.” Jeanette stared at it for a moment, “Mm, too vampy.” Madame Tilly handed her a different shade, “Crume Cup,” “Not vampy enough,” Jeanette replied, a little less audible.

The woman came in with a bucket and a big broom as we headed to the other chambers. I spent the rest of the morning there with Ronda, the youngest of them, learning to distill basic oils. She seemed to enjoy teaching me, and I was mesmerized by the process. A while before lunch, while my first try dripped into a small flask in no hurry, another healer gave me a bottle full of a blue liquid. “Lavender water, for Tilda,” she said. I looked down at the liquid, frowning. “Blue? Teah’s has no color at all.”