Bubble Baths and Chamomile

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Maya's P.O.V
I walk back to my apartment and make some chamomile tea. I feel so stressed out and mad because of my mom. She's at work right now. I sip the tea while shopping on my laptop.

Ooh, that's a cute dress.

Ooh, that's a cute dress

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I stare at the dress. But, will it be too, uh, shiny for me? Maya Hart? I don't really care. I still add it to my shopping cart. I finish my tea and wash it in the sink. Next is time for my bubble bath!

I skip to the bathroom and run the bath water until it's enough. I then put the bubble bath concoction into the bath water. Yay! I remove all of my clothes and step into the bath. This is so relaxing. I almost fall asleep when I realize I've been in the bath for a while now. I drain the bath water and wrap a fluffy towel around my body. I have no time for shaving. Who does? I dress and comb out the knots in my blonde hair. I decide to let my hair air dry this time.

I walk into the living room and notice the bag. My mom's bag. The wedding dress bag. I stare at it. Maybe if I added a little hole to the dress, everything would be fine? Hm.. I pull the puffy big dress out. It's so pretty. My mom doesn't deserve a pretty dress. A dress like this should only belong to people like me.

I walk to my bedroom and take my scissors. Maybe a little cut in the dress. That won't hurt anyone, will it? I cut the front of the dress a little bit and discard the fabric that was cut in the trash. I walk back to the bag and see a veil also. I try it out on me. Maybe someday, for Lucas, or Josh, or hell, even Farkle, I'll wear this for my wedding. It even has a tiara on top. I feel like a princess. I cut some of the veil so it's in a weird shape and put it back in the bag along with the dress. I smirk to myself and pick up my laptop.

I head back to my room and wait until I hear the front door open. Hopefully my mom won't notice the messed up dress.

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