Lisa Simpson Aesthetic Novels & Stories

Lisa commented as I stood frozen in the front of the mirror. This is too beautiful. "Are you sure? I asked, nervously. This isn't like me, I will spend the rest of night feeling like a Barbie, or a princess out of a fairytale. "Yeah, you look like you are ready to walk down the aisle." she replied bashfully. “Huh? Don't say that!” I shuddered. *** Lisa gave me a full makeover and I'm starting to grow impatient with how long it takes to get some makeup on.

Harmless. Lisa opened the door wearing a simple white tank top and denim shorts that hugged her hips. At forty-one, she had the kind of soft, curvy figure that came from motherhood and years of yoga. Her hair was pulled into a messy ponytail, and a few damp strands clung to her neck. She looked grateful. “Jake, you’re a lifesaver,” she said, pulling him into a quick hug. Her breasts pressed softly against his chest for a brief second. “I tried to fix it myself but I just made it worse. Come on in.”

She looked across the table at me, her eyes tracking the lack of makeup on my face and the plain, oversized t-shirt I had changed into. “You know, Lisa, you really should begin taking much better care of your appearance,” she said, her voice entirely devoid of any real affection, coated instead in a casual, cruel vanity. “You always look so incredibly plain and ordinary. No makeup, no styling, absolutely zero effort. How on earth do you expect any decent man to ever notice you or take you seriously in the future? Just look at how pretty, put-together, and elegant I manage to look, even after traveling on the highway for four hours.”

"Alright, if that's what you want." Moni smiled satisfactorily and began to work, seizing every opportunity to enhance Lisa's appearance. She started with the makeup, delicately highlighting Lisa's facial features and making them glow. Then, she selected a dress that complemented Lisa's body shape, ensuring that it was not only fashionable but also comfortable to wear. "All done," Moni said proudly after a few moments, surveying her work with satisfaction. Lisa looked at herself in the mirror in amazement. She could hardly recognize herself. The dress chosen by Moni made her look graceful and elegant, while the makeup accentuated her natural beauty.

Belinda took graceful steps, giving the cameras that flashed at her different exotic poses as she approached the shocked Lisa. The smile on her face was graceful but Lisa couldn’t help but find it pretentious and distasteful. “Lisa!” she sounded surprised. “I have seen you in a long while.” Lisa returned the fake smile with a fake one. “I haven’t seen you in a while either. Although I am glad about that.” One thing her position as CEO had taught her all these years was to have a vile tongue and not to spare frenemies the venom of her tongue.

Rumor was she screamed Shayne's name in court like it was some tragic love story. None of it mattered. Not to me. I wasn't anybody's simp, and definitely not love-brained. Boyfriend or no boyfriend, I was still gonna treat myself right. My life was never built to orbit around romance. The Chat Feed barely buzzed anymore: [Ley's glowing up. Love this version of her!] [Certified Girlboss arc.] [Hope she meets someone better.] I shut off my phone and glanced out the window. The sun was perfect, the breeze soft.