Woman Red Hair Novels & Stories

When she enquired about what the problem was, Lolita shook her head and said she was okay. Meanwhile, after thirty minutes into the program, she could tell that Lolita was not okay. Kurah quickly walked with Lolita as she supported her so effortlessly that no one could tell she was almost carrying her friend. However, upon reaching the entrance, Professor Mason was seen entering the premises, accompanied by a woman with fiery red hair. She didn't hide her hair, but still donned sunglasses at night. "How weird!" Kurah thought. At a glance, Kurah could tell that the woman didn't dye her hair, ad that it was her natural hair color. Who has such red hair anyway?

said the mean lady, refusing me to take a seat. Though her words hurt me, but I was happy she said so, because I don't want to walk with him. “She has more right to be here than you can.” A lady in white spoke while she walked in, her red hair tied up in a bun. Her makeup is very sharp like her personality. Her lip was very red like a rose, I wondered why she was very redish. She held my hands lovingly. “Are you Aurora, Rylan's wife?” She asked me with a gentle smile.

The woman said once she took her mask off. Roosevelt’s beauty was stunning. Her black hair was slightly covering her face still. Rose didn’t get a good look before but now she noticed that there were streaks of red in Roosevelt’s hair. The sunlight from the side added more tone to her peach white skin while her red and black hair contrasted that. Other than her beauty, her identity was also stunning. “The Scarlett Witch… and my ancestor?” Rose almost could not believe it.

I pulled my hand out of Jared’s so fast that I nearly popped my shoulder at the quick movement. Although, I didn’t know why I was so affected by the sudden appearance of the redhead. There was no denying that Amanda was intimidating with her slim, tall figure and her flaming red hair that despite being wavy, never looked unkempt or tangled. I knew girls who had wavy hair and hated it because it was difficult to maintain. Amanda looked like she could tame anything, and that easily included wavy hair.

The woman with red hair muttered. "Seriously! That red hair bitch! She doesn't worth it at all!" The blonde woman complained making the red hair woman frown. "And what's wrong with red hair people, hmm?" The woman with red hair crossed her arms across her chest. "I didn't mean you, I mean her!" The woman with blonde hair pointed at diana. "She isn't worth it! He doesn't like her! The Death lord likes no one so she should stop acting like a queen because he could easily get rid of her if he wanted!" The woman with blonde hair complained.

a fierce voice from my back suddenly speaks with me. I stand up and turn my back to look at her. "Who are you?" I asked the woman with a beautiful face and red hair that looks like a fire. Is it a normal color of her hair or just a dye? My curious eyes linger from her face to her toe and then back to her red hair. I think I can ask for help from this woman. I will make friends with her so she will help me to escape from here. I was about to smile at her when she walks fast toward me and suddenly grab my arm. I couldn't help but scream when I felt so hot when her hand touches my skin. It feels like lava was put in my arm and burns my skin.

“You have very beautiful red hair. I wish I have one like yours.” Adrienne smiled at the mention of her hair. “Thank you. You must be the only one who has ever complimented me about my hair. I’ve never heard anyone complimenting my hair before. They’re wary with the temper that comes along with it,” said Adrienne grinning. “Really?” the woman asked and laughed. “Then, the rest of the world is blind to the beauty of your lustrous hair.” “You have gorgeous locks, too,” said Adrienne admiring the soft bounce of her inky black tresses. “They’re thick and beautiful.”

Mate? Aeth's uncertain growl made Raymond’s eyebrows arch harshly. “The fuck are you talking about?” He muttered even as his feet took him closer to the writhing figure he could not take his eyes off. That shocking red hair was damn too familiar for him not to get closer. The hair was all over the face of the lady when he got closer, so he still did not see her face. But he could understand why Aeth was confused. That shade of vibrant, fiery colour was not something you see often.

The woman that stares back at me is different from the one that came here. To begin with, her hair is no longer the raven black it had always been. Now it’s a dark gemstone red. It’s not ruby red because I promised Mor I would kill her in her sleep if she made my hair ruby red out of spite. I was fully prepared to cut it if she did me like that. But to her credit, she didn’t. She gave me a red bordering on such black that if I stand in a shadow, my hair looks black, but when I step into the light, the red bleeds through..

Yet, when faced with an eighty-nine year old woman who owned the admiration and respect of Anya's boyfriend, she was ready to pretend she had the plague and cut her losses. "She has blue hair," stated Evelyn Schmidt, glaring at Anya and her offensive hair through thick glasses. Anya tried an experimental, plaguey sounding cough. Nope. She never had been good at lying. "It's also black," she pointed out lamely. The silence that greeted her reply instigated more babbling. "And sometimes it's red, pink or platinum! It changes with my moods, really." "Humph," Evelyn snorted. "Also, too much makeup."