Fionna And Cake Costume Novels & Stories

After that, they would be heading to work to enjoy themselves and have the time of their life. "I am so sorry for being late." Fiona gushed while hopping on one leg and fixing her heels. "Damn my heels." She cursed. She finally fixed it and stood in front of him. "Why are you looking at me like that?" He had no clue what she was about to say. Fiona was looking gorgeous in her dress. She wore a baby pink sleeveless dress that came to her knees. The dress was neither too fleshy nor too dull. It was elegant. The pink color matched her complexion. Like usual, she kept her features natural by using minimal makeup.

Liona's eyes glanced guiltily at some of the cakes that were still left in the plate, it would be a shame if Liona finished the cake, but the cake was delicious. Liona's eyes looked around, trying to beat the urge to finish the delicious cake, for the sake of politeness. Finally Liona stood up and carefully approached the rack of dresses. Her fingers touched the material of a dress made of fine silk which was so beautiful. The color of the dress was a shade of green, with a silver brooch as an accent on its chest. Playing with curiosity, Liona saw the price tag attached to the dress and then widened her eyes in surprise.

I held it to my chest and whispered, “You knew, didn’t you?” Fiona always knew more than she told me. So later that night, I stood in front of the cracked mirror in my tiny room, adjusting the stolen gown. Deep green silk, off the shoulders, the bodice cinched tight enough to make breathing a challenge. The mask was black, feathered, hiding everything but my mouth and the glint of my eyes. I didn’t look like Mira. I didn’t look like Kiara, either. I looked like something in between.

There's many of them. "I want a gown perfect for the summer. My daughter's curves would look amazing on this." Fiona said as she checked the mermaid style gown. Then she looked at Kathleen with a smile. "Wow, that looks good on you. You should have the same gown for your wedding." Kathleen flushed and acted cute. Then Fiona turns back and checks the staff that are coming. She glances at her wrist watch with exhales. "Where's Zachary?" She asked the staff. "Here." Zach came and greeted Fiona with a kiss on cheek.

I’d been grappling with some big decisions over the past few hours, thinking about some terrible things, and the only refresh I’d given myself was splashing some water on my face and combing my hair roughly into place before I came up here. Fiona, on the other hand, looked squeaky clean and silky smooth under a teeny, unbelievably sexy blue dress I couldn’t wait to get my hands on. Her long, shiny silver hair was tied up in a high ponytail that was giving me some dirty ideas. Her lips were painted deep fuchsia, and I saw a slight iridescent shimmer under her clavicle and between the pillowy mounds of her round breasts. And she was wearing long, dangly white gold earrings studded with aquamar

With that saying Lucy ushered me into the dressing room. I slipped into my red gown which was off-shoulder, elegant, and daring, with a long slit running up the front. Every step would reveal my long, slim leg, pale against the bold crimson fabric. When I stepped out, Cassie helped me into my golden, sky-high heels, the delicate straps hugging my ankles perfectly. "Perfect. Absolutely perfect! Now you are all ready, my Luna." Cassie announced cheerfully, clapping her hands in delight. "Mark my words, every eye will be on you at the New Moon festival party. You are so beautiful that no one can resist your beauty. I'm afraid that someone will abduct you." Cassie giggled saying the last line.

The girls were all putting on make-up for the event tonight. Wearing tight fitting corsets on their waist and a dark--- almost Gothic styled black attire from head to toe, they were dolled up or rather--- bloody ready for their Dark Fantasy themed Halloween party. Niña was dressed as the Frankenstein's bride while Judy is wearing her favorite costume since she learned to say her name. Wearing nothing else but thin layers of satin. A dubious looking but hot as hell Mummy. And Lissa's costume was rather obvious for the realm of darkness.

I went inside to change into the dark-teal dress Ennio had gotten for me at the mall, I wish I had a sewing machine and fabrics, I would have designed the perfect Merida cosplay outfit. When I arrived at the East Wing, Camilla was out in the orchard with Fiona, Fiona tensed as I approached but what surprised me the most was the way Camilla's distraught face instantly transformed into a smile. " Merida! You're here" Camilla sped towards me, touching my hands " I almost thought I had dreamed about everything" " Of course not Principessa, everything is real, I'm here to keep you company" " Mrs De Luca, we're picking berries, you wouldn't want to get your clothes dirty " Fiona huffed under her b

Two days later I had still not told Liam a thing about the lady I came upon at the mall, but I constantly thought of her and who she might be. I was in the kitchen helping Mom and Mirabel with baking cakes and pastries. The daughter of the head guard was turning ten today, so we agreed on throwing her a party here in the pack house. The living room of the mansion was decorated lightly in a Cinderella theme for the party, Liam had some work outside of Waterfall, so he was out, After baking a series of cakes and pastries we left to go get dressed for the party, I decided to wear a knee-length sky-blue dress with short sleeves that hugged my body, packed my hair in a bun, and applied a little m

She held up a black jumpsuit. “No,” I said. She tossed it aside and pulled out a red sequined dress. “This one. Perfect. Put it on. Now.” Fifteen minutes later, I was staring at myself in the mirror. The dress clung to my body in all the right places. Red lipstick. A touch of powder. Simple earrings. “You look like fire,” Fiona said behind me. “Let’s go.” “Thanks,” I muttered. “But you’re really pushing this. I seriously wanted to stay in tonight.”