A store on the mainland- Tuesday
There were very few people who Jaina would actually invite dress shopping, let's put it that way. But the fact was, it was Jaina's last prom, she had a not-boyfriend coming in, and those two things combined meant that her usual shopping method of walking into a store and picking the first thing in a color she didn't find horrible might not work so well. She trusted Rose's judgment.
Still, as she flipped through one of the racks, Jaina found herself saying, "I can't wait till I never have to do this again," even though she knew full well that she was probably never going to escape this sort of thing.
[For Rose! Also it amuses me far too much that I used an icon of Sophia shopping in appropriate context for the first time ever.]
Still, as she flipped through one of the racks, Jaina found herself saying, "I can't wait till I never have to do this again," even though she knew full well that she was probably never going to escape this sort of thing.
[For Rose! Also it amuses me far too much that I used an icon of Sophia shopping in appropriate context for the first time ever.]