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Carlysle: A Narrative Fiction

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Getting Carlysle new clothes proved to be more difficult than Eira expected. For such a snide person, she was really peckish when it came to anything that she picked out for her. “How about this one?” Eira begged holding up a bright blue mini dress. Carlysle responded by raising an eyebrow and spreading her arms to show the numerous bags they had already purchased. She sniffed indignantly and whipped out her phone. Eira sighed and began rubbing her temples, “This would be a lot easier if you would, oh I don’t know, cooperate? Honestly, if I have to embrace the emo culture, then you--”
“Have to dress like an underdone Harajuku girl?” Carlysle grumbled without looking up. Eira leaned over to see what she was doing.
“Playing Angry Birds is not exactly what you should prioritize over dressing like someone with a family!” she snapped, snatching her phone. Carlysle scowled at Eira, who in turn glared back at her. After staring daggers at each other for about fifteen minutes, Carlysle finally let up. …show more content…

As long as we can leave sooner.”
“Not so fast. I’m no math wizard, but an armful of clothing doesn’t exactly equal a single dress,” Eira said smugly, “We’ve still gotta get you a lot more clothes. How about this? I’ll give you free reign of this area, and you can pick out anything you want as long as it’s brighter than navy. I’ll go and grab some things that you might like, and we’ll regroup in about an hour and a half at the

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