Jessica Barden Blue Hair Novels & Stories

Without a second thought, she stormed over to the black-haired girl and ripped her headphones off. “Hey! What the fuck?!” the black-haired girl exclaimed, grabbing her headphones back from Jessica. “I was trying to introduce myself,” Jessica said, folding her arms across her chest. “I’m Jessica.” “Well, fuck you, Jessica,” the black-haired girl hissed. “Don’t touch my headphones. I’m busy.” Jessica leaned forward on her toes to look at the black-haired girl’s sketchbook. “Hmm,” she said, sounding genuinely intrigued. “You’re good. Like, really good. That’s one of my favorite characters.”

“Did you just say like? I love. This is beautiful; I never thought black hair would look so good on me. Bravo Jessica, you’ve proven me wrong I could swear just some moments ago that my hair had been ruined, but this is total magic. You should seriously consider starting your saloon, and I mean that. If you need money, you can bring me into the picture as an investor. “I’ll think about it, ma’am Lisa. I’m glad you like your hair, now you’re ready. Oh, one more thing, give me a minute please.” She said as she picked up a nylon bag lying on top of the side drawer. She took out a neatly ironed uniform and gave it to Lisa. “You’d be wearing this. Please try it on; I guess that should be your siz

Shayla with her doe eyes and golden hair, and Jeremy with his weasel face and weak sneer. Since Daisy called me Tuesday morning offering my job back, I had a bit of pocket change to work with. I took that cash and bought myself some cheap boxes of hair dye. Jada just about bit my head off when she saw the boxes sitting in the trash, claiming she would’ve paid to take me to a real salon. I had no doubt that she would, but I didn’t need her money. With my hair now back to its natural brown, the white strip concealed completely, I’d never felt more like myself.

“Janie.” Zain got goosebumps hearing that. It sounded weird from a guy. Zain wondered if it was the type that Janine liked. Janine smiled and nodded. “I already washed my hair.” She sat down. “The usual color would do.” The hairdresser started styling her hair and asked, “Why not try something new? Caramel is popular these days.” Janine was indifferent. “Sure.” The hairdresser began. Zain sat beside her, glancing at the color palette.

“Easily fixed. My personal assistant, Pamela, will take you shopping this afternoon. Get your hair and make up done. “The blue-” I reach out, finally succumbing to the temptation to touch her, and gently pick up a strand of her vibrant, electric blue hair mixed in with the blonde, twirling it around my fingers. “-will attract undue attention, Lyric. Attention that could be detrimental to our plans.” She self-consciously runs her hands over the shock of colour. “I- I tried to colour it. It comes back within a few days. It’s a part of me.”

She collected all nine pearls, which made Jessica very happy. Everyone was in a good mood when it came to happy occasions, so Jessica's temper became particularly good. Even when a maid was brushing her hair and accidentally pulled it, she didn’t mind and simply cheerfully picked out accessories to match her dresses. As she was changing clothes and preparing to go out for a nutrition spa so she could look like a beautiful bride the day after tomorrow, a few police officers suddenly entered through the door. When Mrs. Johnson saw the police, she first looked confused and then asked,

"You have yet to see many things." I grinned back and then hugged Nat as Max hugged Ava. She had dyed her hair to red now. I don't remember what she looked like in her real hair at this point. It was jet black, if I remember correctly. She had always hated it, claiming it was 'boring'. "I love your hair!" Ava gushed, touching a strand of Nat's now red hair. "I got bored of being a brunette." She grinned. "And red matches these type of clothes better." She was also wearing something like a barely there bra and a bottoms like Zakyra wore, just a little less translucent. It reminded me of princess Jasmine from Aladdin again.

but I didn't dare to look at her for too long. "Come on Amber, you're making a fuss here. do you want your career as an artist to be destroyed?" said Raka calmly, as if Raka was used to facing such a temperamental woman. I'm stunned." Is she Amber Wilson? The artist who is on the rise because of that horror film? why did she change her hair color? "I thought to myself. I only know a little who Amber is. Last I saw, she had long black hair. Now she cuts her hair, curly and blonde.

We head to yet another store and she begins her search anew. “This is actually quite tricky. Since your hair is blue we need to make sure it doesn't clash. I don't really want to put you in black. It would look okay, but I think it won't be as flattering as something in blue or purple. Maybe even white.” She says as she browses. She holds up a few dresses in front of me, but quickly dismisses them. “Yes, I am definitely leaning towards blue to match your hair.” She suddenly stops and gasps.

Wearing a loose white t-shirt tucked into calf-length wide-legged jeans, not to mention the eye-catching turquoise sneakers that matched the color of her watch strap and the small bag she carried. Honestly, Jess's appearance was quite appealing if Kenzo could be honest. Especially with her green hair again. The last time Kenzo met her at the office, her hair was still black. He didn't know when it had changed so quickly back to green. "Oh, no prob. I've got plenty of blood in stock. Your mom needs it more." Jess was getting ready to leave. Sebastian had prepared a car for her to go back to the apartment. "You're not doing this willingly?" For some reason, Jess's words made his anger suddenly