“Becca, do you know what you're doing?”
“Yes,” Becca said from behind her closed door. “Just another minute. I have to fix something. Then you can come in.”
Willow sighed. She looked at her watch, leaning against the door frame. Becca had locked herself in her room for three hours and Willow was dying to figure out what her sister was doing. The door opened and Willow looked at Becca.
“Well?”
“Come in and see.”
Willow entered her room and stared. The pale pink dress she had bought was perfectly and beautifully decorated with flowers and an even paler pink lace. Becca had created a layered affect and Willow thought it was the prettiest thing she'd ever seen.
“Becca...this is beautiful!”
“Thanks. It was simple really. And the good thing is the actual dress is only one layer and not very thick. Perfect for the “wedding” and it can be a dress for school dances. Or any occasion really.”
“It's perfect! Thank you Becca.”
“No big deal.”
Becca looked at her watch.
“Ugh! I got to go to my apartment now. Keep the dress hidden. I already let Robin in on what we're doing and he told the others. Besides Wally. But just be careful. Now I gotta go. Tell them I send my love, but I gotta go. Bye Willow! See you tomorrow.”
Becca smiled before disappearing in a cloud of amber smoke. Willow smiled. As sweet as Becca was, there was something she always did that made her seem hard. But that would go away if you knew her.
Becca entered her apartment, locking the door behind her. She leaned against the door, tired from teleporting. Taking a deep breath, she moved to her room. She opened up her laptop. A person was requesting a video chat with her. Becca hit accept.
“Becca! How's my girl?”
“I'm fine, Dusk. How's Dawn?”
“She's good. Just being her normal self. So we found something you might be interested in.”
“Oh? Well don't leave me hanging.”
“Hold it babe!You better come over.”
“Dusk!”
“Sorry hon. But this is better to be seen in person. When should we expect you?”
“Ten minutes.”
“Great! I'll tell Dawn. Oh and no need for costumes. Just come in when you get here. Since Ave took over, we've no need to check you. Erin was just paranoid.”
“Kay. See you soon.”
“Yes,” Becca said from behind her closed door. “Just another minute. I have to fix something. Then you can come in.”
Willow sighed. She looked at her watch, leaning against the door frame. Becca had locked herself in her room for three hours and Willow was dying to figure out what her sister was doing. The door opened and Willow looked at Becca.
“Well?”
“Come in and see.”
Willow entered her room and stared. The pale pink dress she had bought was perfectly and beautifully decorated with flowers and an even paler pink lace. Becca had created a layered affect and Willow thought it was the prettiest thing she'd ever seen.
“Becca...this is beautiful!”
“Thanks. It was simple really. And the good thing is the actual dress is only one layer and not very thick. Perfect for the “wedding” and it can be a dress for school dances. Or any occasion really.”
“It's perfect! Thank you Becca.”
“No big deal.”
Becca looked at her watch.
“Ugh! I got to go to my apartment now. Keep the dress hidden. I already let Robin in on what we're doing and he told the others. Besides Wally. But just be careful. Now I gotta go. Tell them I send my love, but I gotta go. Bye Willow! See you tomorrow.”
Becca smiled before disappearing in a cloud of amber smoke. Willow smiled. As sweet as Becca was, there was something she always did that made her seem hard. But that would go away if you knew her.
Becca entered her apartment, locking the door behind her. She leaned against the door, tired from teleporting. Taking a deep breath, she moved to her room. She opened up her laptop. A person was requesting a video chat with her. Becca hit accept.
“Becca! How's my girl?”
“I'm fine, Dusk. How's Dawn?”
“She's good. Just being her normal self. So we found something you might be interested in.”
“Oh? Well don't leave me hanging.”
“Hold it babe!You better come over.”
“Dusk!”
“Sorry hon. But this is better to be seen in person. When should we expect you?”
“Ten minutes.”
“Great! I'll tell Dawn. Oh and no need for costumes. Just come in when you get here. Since Ave took over, we've no need to check you. Erin was just paranoid.”
“Kay. See you soon.”
