Project Heartbreak
“It’s already too helmet-y. We need texture. Something that doesn’t look like his mom still cuts it with a bowl.”
“I do not use a bowl!” I protested, my voice muffled by the cape.
They both ignored me.
Chloe ran her fingers through my hair, which I’ll admit is one of my few decent features. Thick, soft, and black as ink. “He’s got great hair, Jax. Lots to work with. So, you’re thinking more of a textured crop? Keep the length on top, loose and messy?”
“Yeah, messy. But like, expensive messy. Not ‘I just rolled out of bed and gave up on life’ messy, which is his current brand.”