The Love Quest

gant, a feminist who hates females, males or

te c

d mother was The Rhett Queen (she literally called herself that)-were supposed to meet

two minutes. Even in

r of foundation, and stood like a broom in those cheap red flare gown. Amber could had sworn she heard the woman speaking t

re. They pretended though, but that was just about it. Hours later, and their acting w

ight for her table. "We're so sorry, Amber." The one in front w

ere terrifying to look at, so she predicted. She loved it when people feare

said, and they each grabbed a seat as A

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midst all of the shared emotional shenanigans, Amber Rhett frowned. Not a frown that lasted for just a few seconds becaus

at was always mask

The.

ubated into her soul, Sarah, the most flashy on

red. The rest of the women had on them a minimum red colored dress, some straight simple gown, others, flared, pleated, and other designs a sty

'd just recently done the plumping ass and boobs surgery, well... It looked extravagant

, something she didn't use to

ully cheery of her news. She would be the fi

well being. Her mind was melted as she caught a glimpse of the diamond ring in Sarah's finger. Amber was

The scar on her face seemed vivid enough to the ey

rt." "Are you okay?" "

not

Sarah frowned, written all ov

"Happy to hear." She said instead o

"That's all? You're not ev

tic tone ever. At least that was what she thought, and h

a moment there I had thought you were jeal

as Sarah wasn't there. She used to be a nobody, cowering under the feet of the Rhett family. Now that she was engaged to a member of the Alfredo

d Berkin bag, her car keys, and a neon scarf-on the table, and rose u

y obj

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eel like drivi

irked her. The air choked and the crescent moon disturbed. People tormented her, nature taunted her. Her own h

up her car, and had left the key with the se

e maintained her lane on the walkway, hoping not to bump into anyone, familiar or not. The street lights brightened the area, and even that annoyed Amber. The salon was already in clear view of sight. Something in

m vibratio

lted, walked towards the side of the walls in the

ed and waited for it to stop. When it did, she thr

s rang throu

had thought you were je

felt. Whether Amber wished to believe it or not, she was an engage