Falling for Nick
“The tiara on her head caught the overhead lights, sparkling in a thousand different directions. The crown was beautiful, she couldn't deny it, but it wasn't her. She'd never wanted to be a princess. She brought her fingers up to touch the white bandage on her forehead, thinking of Nick, of the tender care he'd given her. The irony of the situation struck her. She was trying on her bridal headpiece. She should be thinking of her groom, not her ex-boyfriend.
"I can't wait until that bandage comes... off," Vivian said, her reflection joining Clea's in the mirror. "It's unsightly. The tiara, however, is stunning." "It's beautiful, but I think I'm going to have to pass." "Why?" Her mother reached up to touch the glittering jewels. "It's you. You can wear your hair pulled back in an elegant chignon. You have such a natural beauty." "That's the key word, natural," Clea said. "The tiara doesn't feel natural to me. Why can't I just weave some flowers into my hair? Maybe some baby's breath. Something simple." "That's common, Clea." Vivian's mouth turned down into a frown.MoreLess
"I can't wait until that bandage comes... off," Vivian said, her reflection joining Clea's in the mirror. "It's unsightly. The tiara, however, is stunning." "It's beautiful, but I think I'm going to have to pass." "Why?" Her mother reached up to touch the glittering jewels. "It's you. You can wear your hair pulled back in an elegant chignon. You have such a natural beauty." "That's the key word, natural," Clea said. "The tiara doesn't feel natural to me. Why can't I just weave some flowers into my hair? Maybe some baby's breath. Something simple." "That's common, Clea." Vivian's mouth turned down into a frown.MoreLess
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