Snippet #2663850

"That's right, lure them in like a fabulous siren. Just promise to put a sock on the door or something so I don't go barging in there."
"Unless you want me to, of course."

Millie giggled at the idea of being some devilish fantasy creature that stole men's souls. It sounded like a pretty fun job to do. She then nodded at her request before a hue of red formed on her cheeks. "Um...well." The idea seemed bizarre to her and she was still finding it hard to find the correct responses to her jokes. The girl stammered a little before simply giving up at a response at all with a slight sigh.

"Do you wear a man bun? That would be so fantastic. You'll blend in so well on the pier."
"I don't think I've ever seen you wear so much as a pony tail,"
"Lemme do it. Pleeeaaase?"

"Fuck me who do you think I am?" Beck said seemingly appalled by the idea, but he couldn't deny that he wasn't curious of the results. The blonde rolled his eyes before bending down and letting the girls do whatever they wanted with his hair, before whining that they were 'hurting him' and struggling to let them finish. However as he pulled away and turned to a mirror a look of surprise came upon his face. "W..What do you think?" He asked them, sounding unsure. It was a little different but it gave him a very arty look and he seemed more mature with a stronger jawline.

"It's nice outside anyway,"

Leon held Elisa's gaze as she continued to glare at him with displeasure, almost as though he was challenging her. He knew probably stank of beer and so popped a Tic Tak in his mouth. He carried the mints with him since he was quite a heavy smoker. Leon then noticed Beck's hairstyle before bursting into laughter. "What's this? Oh god. You are a hipster. Type of guy that grows out his beard and puts flowers in it..." The man joked, unable to take his new appearance seriously.

The group then proceeded to head towards the pier which was crammed with shops, restaurants, games arcades, little cute cliche cafes and not to mention the long gorgeous beach that hid behind them.