Novel & Cerita Diana Taurasi Hair Down

Grabbing her bag, Diana went out and met Lucas at the door. “Let’s go?” She beamed up at him, excited for what’s to come. Lucas stood slightly dazed at the doorstep. Her bright smile washed away the fatigue from work. He noticed that she fixed her hair up in a braid which she doesn’t usually do. It looked good on her. She looked more her age. Especially now with her outfit that just screams Youth. Her clothes perfectly emphasized her curves, especially on her hips and legs.

She really looked like a mermaid from the deep sea, bright and beautiful. Her long hair was also very fluffy and languid. Her waist-length black hair, coupled with her exquisite and perfect makeup, made her look like a goddess. As soon as she appeared, it caused an uproar among the crowd. Tasya deliberately took two steps forward quickly and left Helena behind. Although Helena was angry in her heart, facing so many cameras, she did not dare to reveal a trace of displeasure on her face. Tasya's partner was also a newly promoted young handsome male god. The combination of the two of them, a handsome man and a beautiful woman, was very pleasing to the eyes.

She was wearing a daffodil blouse, showing a little bit of skin and a nice pair light blue jean trousers. For the first time since I knew her, her hair was styled in artificial braids. It fell in wine plaits all the way down to her waist level. She really looked stunning in braids. She ought to have done this a lot sooner. I was going to tell her how lovelier it made her look.

She came through the main entrance like she had timed it. Tall. Athletic in the way that people who spent their lives in a cockpit were athletic—lean muscle, nothing wasted. She was in a gown that was simultaneously the most elegant thing in the room and the most dangerous: deep gold, open-back, the kind of dress that said, "I know exactly what I am doing in it." Her hair was dark, cut sharp, framing a face that magazines had put on their covers and racing circuits had put on their starting grids. Tessa Sterling.