Topic: Perils of Dress Shopping ((open))

Lilith DeBrough

Date: 2009-06-04 14:11 EST
Lilith wandered among the shops in the Market, window shopping for a dress for the Midsummer party that was coming up this month. It wasn't like there was a dress code, but she wanted to look a little better than her normal jeans and tank top ensemble. Violet eyes looked troubled as she passed the shops, and her nose crinkled in distaste for a few of the styles that she saw.

Mumbling something about not having the rack for most of these outfits, she paused a moment later upon spying a storefront that had just the type of dress she was looking for. It was strapless, colorful, simple, and...perfect.

There she stood, staring at the dress in the window, head canted to one side, a look a serious look of concentration on her face. "Just because you think it's pretty, Lilith, doesn't mean that it is..." She mumbled to herself, wondering if this was all just some big mistake after all.

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CherubicMagic

Date: 2009-06-10 12:56 EST
"Oh I don' know abou' tha'..." A voice; smooth, amiable and husky. It crooned ever so conversationally from over Lilith's shoulder in a pardon me kind of tone and manner.

A wide flaring halo of flame bright kinks curled and draped in an unruly fashion around a rather pleasantly moonish face. What little sun had been filtering through the overcast skies that plagued RhyDin these past few days caught the ripening gleam of apple cheeks, her smile growing when Lilith would turn to see about the voice that called to her.

"Usually if ya' like somethin', tha' means it's jus' perfec' fer ya' pretty lass." Pale fingers gave a wiggling flourish and gestured then to the dress in the shop's window.

"'Tis a fine garb t'be sure, looks jus' righ' for a nigh' of fireligh' and dancin'." A little nod of that head came then as that wiggling gesture turned into a wiggling wave. Pearly teeth spread in a bright smile once more before the fiery buxom took just enough steps backwards into the throng of the market-goers coming and going to meld away.

Was it magic? Was it divine intervention' No, it was Lilliana on a stroll through the market, just a lucky passerby of chance.