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Just Another Bridesmaid *Closed*
OOC:
Amber Raines 28 5'3 130 lbs 34 B breasts, full hips Honey blonde hair that just brushes her shoulders, dark brown eyes, freckles.
Amber's cousin is getting married, and here she is, just a bridesmaid again. This makes the fourth wedding she's been in this year, and she's the oldest, still-single female in her group. The saddest thing is, is that she doesn't even have a prospect in sight. Her painting has taken up so much of her time and energy that the thought of even looking for a date hasn't crossed her mind. But it seems that whenever she dons yet another bridesmaid's dress, a melancholy fills her and makes her wonder when it will be her turn to be the blushing bride, and not just another bridesmaid.
IC:
Not again. I sat in the corner of the room watching as my 22 year old cousin Teresa giggled her way into the frothy confection of tulle and satin she called a wedding dress. I shook my head as her tearful mother buttoned up the mother of pearl fastenings along the back of the dress. I couldn't bear this again. Not another fucking wedding. This made the fourth one in as many months. This horrible concoction of navy satin and lace made the fourth lousy dress I'd had to buy for my role in a wedding. Yet I couldn't seem to say no. It had began with Maria, my long time friend. At least I'd been her matron of honor. But after Lisa, Donna, and now Teresa I'd sunk to the level of just another bridesmaid. And all I had to show for the thousand dollars I'd spent were four godawful dresses I'd never wear again.
Hearing my name called, I stood and went to Teresa's side. Her mother, my aunt Wendy, asked me to run out to the car to get Teresa's shoes. Somehow they'd been left behind in the rush to make it into the church before her husband to be had seen her. I thought about protesting, telling her that it was the maid of honor's job to be the fucking gopher, but then I thought better of it. Why make everyone else miserable just because I was. So, instead, I simply nodded and left the room, easing out just in case the groom was lurking nearby.
Matt had been my friend for as long as I could remember. Now he was marrying my ditzy cousin. I'd expected more out of him. I lifted the hem of my dress as I made my way down the hall toward the entrance to the church. When I was halfway there, I heard my name being whispered. Stopping I looked around, and then saw the door hidden behind a tall potted tree. Matt's face was peering around the corner, his hand motioning for me to join him in the room. I laughed at the frightened expression on his face, and then I slipped behind the plant and into the small room with him.
"What's up Matt? Scared?" I joked, pushing his shoulder playfully.
"More than you can imagine Amber. What if I'm doing the wrong thing?" He asked, his dark brown eyes on mine.
I sighed and sat on the couch that was pressed against the far wall. What was I supposed to say to him now? I wondered. Even though I felt he was making a mistake, I couldn't tell him that. No way. I bit my lip and thought hard, fighting the urge to tell him to run fast and far away. I didn't even notice when he sat down beside me on the sofa.
OOC:
Lethe has decided to join me in this one. It's been awhile for me, so hopefully I can get back into the swing of things. Be patient with me.
Candy
OOC:
Amber Raines 28 5'3 130 lbs 34 B breasts, full hips Honey blonde hair that just brushes her shoulders, dark brown eyes, freckles.
Amber's cousin is getting married, and here she is, just a bridesmaid again. This makes the fourth wedding she's been in this year, and she's the oldest, still-single female in her group. The saddest thing is, is that she doesn't even have a prospect in sight. Her painting has taken up so much of her time and energy that the thought of even looking for a date hasn't crossed her mind. But it seems that whenever she dons yet another bridesmaid's dress, a melancholy fills her and makes her wonder when it will be her turn to be the blushing bride, and not just another bridesmaid.
IC:
Not again. I sat in the corner of the room watching as my 22 year old cousin Teresa giggled her way into the frothy confection of tulle and satin she called a wedding dress. I shook my head as her tearful mother buttoned up the mother of pearl fastenings along the back of the dress. I couldn't bear this again. Not another fucking wedding. This made the fourth one in as many months. This horrible concoction of navy satin and lace made the fourth lousy dress I'd had to buy for my role in a wedding. Yet I couldn't seem to say no. It had began with Maria, my long time friend. At least I'd been her matron of honor. But after Lisa, Donna, and now Teresa I'd sunk to the level of just another bridesmaid. And all I had to show for the thousand dollars I'd spent were four godawful dresses I'd never wear again.
Hearing my name called, I stood and went to Teresa's side. Her mother, my aunt Wendy, asked me to run out to the car to get Teresa's shoes. Somehow they'd been left behind in the rush to make it into the church before her husband to be had seen her. I thought about protesting, telling her that it was the maid of honor's job to be the fucking gopher, but then I thought better of it. Why make everyone else miserable just because I was. So, instead, I simply nodded and left the room, easing out just in case the groom was lurking nearby.
Matt had been my friend for as long as I could remember. Now he was marrying my ditzy cousin. I'd expected more out of him. I lifted the hem of my dress as I made my way down the hall toward the entrance to the church. When I was halfway there, I heard my name being whispered. Stopping I looked around, and then saw the door hidden behind a tall potted tree. Matt's face was peering around the corner, his hand motioning for me to join him in the room. I laughed at the frightened expression on his face, and then I slipped behind the plant and into the small room with him.
"What's up Matt? Scared?" I joked, pushing his shoulder playfully.
"More than you can imagine Amber. What if I'm doing the wrong thing?" He asked, his dark brown eyes on mine.
I sighed and sat on the couch that was pressed against the far wall. What was I supposed to say to him now? I wondered. Even though I felt he was making a mistake, I couldn't tell him that. No way. I bit my lip and thought hard, fighting the urge to tell him to run fast and far away. I didn't even notice when he sat down beside me on the sofa.
OOC:
Lethe has decided to join me in this one. It's been awhile for me, so hopefully I can get back into the swing of things. Be patient with me.
Candy

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