Lavender shut the door behind her but didn't move, her face was scarlet with embarrassment. She stood there a moment with her face burred in her hands letting the bag that her costume was in fall to the floor next to her with a small thud, she just remained standing there mortified. What's wrong with me, I can't believe myself, ugh I should have known better. After standing there another minuet I calmed myself down and picked up my bag then walked over to the bathrooms. The A dorm bathroom's are right next to the showers; it was a very large expensive looking room. It had about fifteen good sized stalls and a huge mirror above the seven marble sinks. I walked over to the mirror and stared at my reflection, I sighed and pulled some make up out from my bag and I coated my silver lashes with mascara. Man how I would kill for harmony's natural dark eyelashes...
I felt my face go red again at the thought of harmony, I acted so stupid with her today I mean it was obvious that she wasn't ready for me to move so fast I mean no one would want to move that fast I should have known better but unfortunately I just lost control and now I was so embarrassed I wasn't sure how I was ever going to show my face to her again.
After I finished the mascara I put on foundation and a little bit of silver eye-shadow just barely enough to notice if you're looking closely at me. I studded my reflection in the mirror; my braid was a little messy since the incident with Harmony. I pulled the hair band out of it and I re-braided it making sure every strand was in place. After I put the rubber band back in I tied a white ribbon into my hair, then I grabbed my costume and changed into it in one of the stalls, when I finished changing I walked back over to the mirror and studied my reflection. I was wearing an emerald green floor length, velvet, renaissance dress with silver and white trim. I was putting on my silver necklace with a small diamond letter C at the end around my neck when someone walked into the restroom. I could see from the corner of my eye bright orange curls.
"Hello Madison" I said with out turning around
"Hello" she walked over to me
"You're going tonight?" she asked
"Should I not?"
"No, I want you to go" she said quickly
"I'm bringing Harmony" I stated
"I figured since you take her everywhere with you now days"
"Yes because you see she doesn't go and run off to tell Auburn everything I do" I said coldly
"Because she doesn't care about you like I do" her voice was rising.
"Your right, she cares more" I said as I grabbed my bag and started walking to the door, but before I could leave the room Madison grabbed onto my arm preventing me from moving forward.
"What-" I was just staring to raise my voice at her for her obscene behavior but the words stopped in my throat when I saw the look in her face, a look of pure agony.
"You know that's not true" her voice was shaky and barley audible.
"I don't know. I don't even know you anymore Madison" I said truthfully.
Then surprisingly a stream of tears began to slowly fall from Madison's sad looking eyes. Then when I looked into her gaze I didn't see the spoiled selfish girl everyone else sees, what I saw was the scared and lonely teenage girl that she really was. Then she wasn't just crying anymore she was full on sobbing with her face in her hands. Then all my negative emotions towards her seamed to leave my body; I remembered how good of a friend she's been to me all these years and then I wrapped my arms around her and she started sobbing even harder.
"Oh Madd" I said as I hugged her.
Pore Madison, always so unable to control her emotions. I stood there and held her till she slowly stopped crying, then after a moment we broke apart and she wiped her eyes on the sleeve of her cashmere sweater.
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The Boarding of Harmony and Lavender
Teen FictionA Love story about two girls named Harmony and Lavender who attend an all girls boarding school. The story mainly focus on the love between Harmony and Lavender, two girls who grew up in completely different environments and yet despite their differ...