Princess Daisy, younger twin sister of Prince Benjamin and the future-royal-advisor to her to-be-king brother. Having lived all her life in her parents' grand castle and attending the prestigious Auradon High while tackling her duties, her life was...
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Daisy stayed in Evie and Mal's shared dorm, lazily munching on some gummy bears and listening to Jane rant on about FG.
For one, Daisy was pretty tired from all the ongoing preparations of not only the coronation but also Family Day.
And for the second reason, she was still quiet surprised that it was Mal instead of Evie who invited her in.
Third, Daisy had just learnt that it was Mal who had done Jane's hair that day and even though she found no problem with it, she wouldn't lie that she did feel a bit hurt that Jane lied to her.
"Mom said, 'If a boy can't see the beauty within', then he's not worth it. Can you believe it? What world does she live in?"
"Auradon." Daisy turned her head at the voice which layered hers and smiled on realising that it was Mal, the purple haired VK mirroring it.
Evie turned around from the full-length mirror. "Daisy, Mal, do you like?" She asked, holding up a self-designed dress.
"Yeah. It's cute." Daisy nodded in approval.
"It brings out your eyes." Mal added but with her tone whenever it came to fashion, you could never tell if she was bored or being actually sincere.
"I know." Evie agreed.
"I'll never get a boyfriend." Jane ignored their conversation and plopped to the bed, Daisy sighing and patting her friend's head.
"You don't need one, Jane. You're already stunning." The princess encouraged but it seemed like Jane's head had become thicker the past few days and instead of listening to her friend like usual, she only scoffed under her breadth.
"Boyfriends are overrated." Mal agreed with Daisy, hating to acknowledge that Jane's changing actions were her fault.
"And how would you know, Mal? Daisy? You guys have never had one." Evie challenged with a smirk.
"It's because we don't need one, E." Daisy said with Mal continuing the sentence, "They're a waste of time."
Evie had another witty reply coming but she quickly withdrew herself at the realisation. "I forgot to do Chad's homework!" She exclaimed, rushing to her bag and bringing out an entire stack of papers from it, "Oh, no, no, no."
"That is exactly what I mean." Mal and Daisy shared a chuckle at their shared words and the princess gladly shared her gummy bears with Mal who accepted it with a rare but genuine smile.
To her discomfort, Daisy was beginning to grow on her. Well, to be exact, the rest of the three VK's were already pretty fond of her.
Then out-of-nowhere the door swung open revealing a fair skinned girl with a short dress and dark, bob-cut hair.
"Hey, guys! I'm Lonnie." She introduced, waving to the smiling Daisy. Off of, the blank expression of Mal and Evie, she informed, "My mom's Mulan? No?"
She frowned at their lack of recognition but continued nevertheless, "Anyways, I love what you've done with Jane's hair. And I know you hate us, and, well, you're evil. But do you think you could do mine?"
