Exposing Kitty Langley
“The nineteenth century gown was exquisite. It was worth the hundred and fifty bucks I paid for it. My dark auburn hair was pulled up into a fairly believable style for the era, and my makeup was perfect. At least as perfect as it was gonna get. The mask would cover most of it anyway. I didn’t really know why I was going to the dance. None of my friends would even answer my calls. I guess I felt like I needed to apologize to Bunnie. I mean, I suppose I was slightly out of line. Anyway, I was goi...ng to the stupid dance to find Bunnie and apologize. If she didn’t accept then at least I tried, and that was all I could do. Actually, I didn’t really care if she forgave me or not, except I wasn’t overly fond of the idea of getting my butt kicked. I’ve always been a wimp when it comes to pain.
“Oh, Kitty, you look amazing,” my mom said, snapping off a picture or two.
“Thanks, Mom. Where’s Dad?”
“He’s working late. He should be home by the time you get back tonight. Don’t be late.MoreLess
“Oh, Kitty, you look amazing,” my mom said, snapping off a picture or two.
“Thanks, Mom. Where’s Dad?”
“He’s working late. He should be home by the time you get back tonight. Don’t be late.MoreLess
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