Post by lookingthroughyou on Jul 22, 2005 18:26:29 GMT -5
Hokay, so, I wrote a new story. I may not be able to update very often, seeing as it's summer, but ah well.
Anyway, so here it is:
Girl
Mirabelle Cole smiled sultrily at herself in the mirror, and tossed long black hair over her shoulder. She grabbed her lipstick and pouted her lips out to apply it, and stared back at her dark blue mascara-ed eyes in the mirror, happy just to gaze at her. Yes. She was gorgeous. She was one of the most beautiful and successful actresses in Hollywood. She smoothed down her shiny blue top, and brushed off her pinstripe pants that were worth more than most of her fabulous designer jewelery. Lent, of course, to her by the designers themselves, but she prefer to forget that fact.
"Do you know what the word 'Narcissism' means?" Her similarly dark-haired, blue-eyed brother smirked as he wandered in the door.
"Oh, shut up, Tait." She threw back at him carelessly. "You know I'm gorgeous." He laughed and instead of replying, began rifling through her drawers. She rolled her eyes.
"What do you want, Tait?" She asked him.
Without turning around, he murmured, "You have a press conference at three, and so James is coming by with the limo to pick you up at two. You have dinner with Father and Mother after that, at five, so be prepared. Also, tomorrow we have a meeting with Decca to discuss your future singing career, so get ready for that." He turned around and pressed his fingertips together. "Please?" She glanced at him haughtily.
"Probably." She absentmindedly brushed her hair back and ran her fingers over her eyelids, straightening her eyeliner.
Tait grinned at her reflection. "Thanks, darling." He blew her a kiss and ran out the door.
She rubbed her stomach and smiled. People magazine's best abs of the year, thank you very much. She slouched suddenly. She was so beautiful, but it was hard to keep up. She glanced down at her Gucci watch.
1:47. She wandered over to the mirror and brushed out her hair some more, then shoved her various, mostly useless, items into her purse, and fluffed out her hair. Grabbing some pointy-toed heels and an expensive pinstripe blazer to match her pants, she slung the purse over her shoulder and walked purposefully out the door.
Anyway, so here it is:
Girl
Mirabelle Cole smiled sultrily at herself in the mirror, and tossed long black hair over her shoulder. She grabbed her lipstick and pouted her lips out to apply it, and stared back at her dark blue mascara-ed eyes in the mirror, happy just to gaze at her. Yes. She was gorgeous. She was one of the most beautiful and successful actresses in Hollywood. She smoothed down her shiny blue top, and brushed off her pinstripe pants that were worth more than most of her fabulous designer jewelery. Lent, of course, to her by the designers themselves, but she prefer to forget that fact.
"Do you know what the word 'Narcissism' means?" Her similarly dark-haired, blue-eyed brother smirked as he wandered in the door.
"Oh, shut up, Tait." She threw back at him carelessly. "You know I'm gorgeous." He laughed and instead of replying, began rifling through her drawers. She rolled her eyes.
"What do you want, Tait?" She asked him.
Without turning around, he murmured, "You have a press conference at three, and so James is coming by with the limo to pick you up at two. You have dinner with Father and Mother after that, at five, so be prepared. Also, tomorrow we have a meeting with Decca to discuss your future singing career, so get ready for that." He turned around and pressed his fingertips together. "Please?" She glanced at him haughtily.
"Probably." She absentmindedly brushed her hair back and ran her fingers over her eyelids, straightening her eyeliner.
Tait grinned at her reflection. "Thanks, darling." He blew her a kiss and ran out the door.
She rubbed her stomach and smiled. People magazine's best abs of the year, thank you very much. She slouched suddenly. She was so beautiful, but it was hard to keep up. She glanced down at her Gucci watch.
1:47. She wandered over to the mirror and brushed out her hair some more, then shoved her various, mostly useless, items into her purse, and fluffed out her hair. Grabbing some pointy-toed heels and an expensive pinstripe blazer to match her pants, she slung the purse over her shoulder and walked purposefully out the door.