In which a young girl who lost her mom
befriended a boy who helped her through everything
until she's brought to the point when she has to
make a decision that will change her life
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TRIGGER WARNING
This book does mention suicide multiple times...
A reminder that this is what Olivia looks like except with darker makeup. She's such a cutie and I love India Eisley so much.
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"So I was thinking of just curling your hair to give it more volume. I don't want to do too much because our whole goal of this is to make you stand out, and I know that every girl in there is gonna have a stupid looking updo." Crystal says while playing around with Olivia's hair. She twists it around into an updo and quickly scrunches her nose in disgust. "Yeah, no. Absolutely not. You will look so much better with it down."
"Just do whatever you think would look best. I've got to get started on my makeup, so you can just go with whatever you think will look the best." Olivia wipes the sleep out of her eyes while looking in the bathroom mirror at herself.
It was 2 in the afternoon and the girl had only woken up 15 minutes before, due to her sister coming in and opening her blinds to let the light in. The party ended at 3 in the morning and she was shit faced so she fell asleep fast. Crystal picked up her sister from Alex's house as soon as the party was over because she knew that she would be helping her later that day and she didn't want any hassle. She did have to separate Olivia and Luke though who were practically glued together when she got there. And then she listened to Olivia mumble about how perfect Luke was the entire drive home.
"No way, I told you I would get you ready. That means hair and makeup. You can just relax and drink your water while I get you all put together. You really need to hydrate yourself after last night." Crystal says while looking at her sister in the mirror.
"Fine, but just make sure I still look like me. No super natural makeup, please." Olivia says, imagining herself with natural makeup and shaking in disgust.
"Just a little bit natural. I'll still include some dark colors though. Now sit down or you are going to be late." Crystal pushes her younger sister down into a chair she had set up for her.
The older sister started by simply taking some curlers and putting them around Olivia's head. She then took her time brushing makeup on Olivia's face. She started with a light amount of foundation, blending it out to a smooth, consistent finish. Next, she powdered her face to set the flawless foundation she had done. Then she took a large fluffy brush and lightly feathered a little bit of blush, making sure to put some over her sister's eyes as well to tie in a bit of her sister's look. She took some bronzer and put it on Olivia's temples, below her cheekbones, and along her jawline. This brought her to the statement piece, the eyes. She started with a light brown base, dusted across the entire eyelid. Then she took a darker shade of brown and blended it on the eyelid, not bringing it too high. Next, she took a small brush and some black eyeshadow and packed it around the entire eye. She blended it all out before pulling back to look at the finished product and it was perfect. Then she finished off the eyes with some black eyeliner in her waterline and a good coating of mascara. She wasn't putting her lipstick on yet because she wanted it to be fresh when she took pictures later in the day. Once she was done with her sister's makeup, she checked on the curlers and saw that they weren't quite ready. Olivia then stepped into the dress they had hanging on the door. As soon as she saw herself in the mirror, her mouth dropped open.
