FOUR SHADES OF DREY
Dresses, skirts, jeans, tops, shoes, a leather jacket that costs more than my laptop.
"This is too much," I say as Caroline rings everything up. "Drey, seriously, this is too much money."
"It's an investment," he says, handing over his credit card without even looking at the total. "In the new you."
Caroline bags everything and hands them to Drey. "Now for hair. There's a salon two doors down. They're expecting you in fifteen minutes."
The salon is just as intimidating as the boutique. The stylist, a young guy named Marcus, looks at my hair like it's a project he's excited to tackle.