B e l l a
heart beats fast, colors and promises, how to be brave
{Talking to Harper Cohen
The girl -- that reminded her, they didn't know each other's names -- had a tone that softened Bella up a lot. Her first-day nerves, she reminded herself, should be gone like clouds blown out of the sky by a light breeze. She was out of school and she was making her first friend right away, a friend that had enough sense to be apologizing for her outfit. Instantly, Bella felt relieved and a bit nicer, allowing herself to relax, even physically leaning back and slouching more. Not really noticeably, but she gave off a slightly different... vibe now, you could say. "It's fine." Bella laughed a bit. "I like your jeans, by the way." She didn't love black hoodies, they looked horrible on her, being a pale ginger, and about the green beanie, well... you know. But to each their own style, if there had been someone who could pull the grunge look off it was this girl. Grunge could be very chic on runways, too, if it was played right. Looking down at her black leather combat boots, Bella figured they could be considered grunge, thought with the rest of her outfit (denim short-shorts and a turquoise shirt with a crochet back that looked good even with pale skin and brought out her eyes) they were more... urbanite. Also they were Steve Madden, which wasn't grunge in the least. Raising an eyebrow after she was pulled out of her thoughts when the girl continued speaking, Bella smirked. "Morbid." She commented, waving the cigarette at Harper again. Bella was expressive -- she often made gestures that made her look cool or just felt right, and waving a hand with a cigarette was one of them. It was a little idiosyncrasy. "You sure?" Bella asked, dangling the cigarette over the asphalt threateningly and smiling at... 'the girl'. They'd get to introductions eventually
heart beats fast, colors and promises, how to be brave
{Talking to Harper Cohen
The girl -- that reminded her, they didn't know each other's names -- had a tone that softened Bella up a lot. Her first-day nerves, she reminded herself, should be gone like clouds blown out of the sky by a light breeze. She was out of school and she was making her first friend right away, a friend that had enough sense to be apologizing for her outfit. Instantly, Bella felt relieved and a bit nicer, allowing herself to relax, even physically leaning back and slouching more. Not really noticeably, but she gave off a slightly different... vibe now, you could say. "It's fine." Bella laughed a bit. "I like your jeans, by the way." She didn't love black hoodies, they looked horrible on her, being a pale ginger, and about the green beanie, well... you know. But to each their own style, if there had been someone who could pull the grunge look off it was this girl. Grunge could be very chic on runways, too, if it was played right. Looking down at her black leather combat boots, Bella figured they could be considered grunge, thought with the rest of her outfit (denim short-shorts and a turquoise shirt with a crochet back that looked good even with pale skin and brought out her eyes) they were more... urbanite. Also they were Steve Madden, which wasn't grunge in the least. Raising an eyebrow after she was pulled out of her thoughts when the girl continued speaking, Bella smirked. "Morbid." She commented, waving the cigarette at Harper again. Bella was expressive -- she often made gestures that made her look cool or just felt right, and waving a hand with a cigarette was one of them. It was a little idiosyncrasy. "You sure?" Bella asked, dangling the cigarette over the asphalt threateningly and smiling at... 'the girl'. They'd get to introductions eventually









