Chapter 30

Sadie

I never knew that coloring your hair can be so painful.

Georgia describes the first two steps as “bleaching”. I call it hell.

After coloring my hair, she wrapped it with plastic wrap and covered it in a shower cap to shield me from the blinding colors that I hate so much, according to Georgia. What a thoughtful friend. (insert sarcasm)

“You can remove it in twenty minutes.” She said before opening the door. “Hey princess! Come here now!” She called out loud.

I hear a faint of Anya’s voice from the bathroom shouting “I said don’t call me that!” Georgia giggles loudly as I walk behind her, my eyes watching my feet digging on a black and red checkered rug to dry my soles. As I walk my way to the living room, I look up and see Anya up close, her hair cap makes her look bald. She is looking grumpily at Georgia, and when she turns to me, she gives me a soft smile. “Hope you had a good time there.”

I scoff, “As if I’d be happy having rainbows .”

She chuckles before she walks past me t