"What's up, buddy?"
"Really? Because I often shun the rest of the world and stare daggers at people when nothing's wrong. Weird. I didn't know we were so alike."
"I see. Care to elaborate?"
This actually comes as a surprise. I didn't write this morning because I woke up late. But that wouldn't be enough to make her all ticked off this way. "Okay...what did I do?"
"You didn't want your sister to have a doll. Sweetheart, you know she's the main character in the book, right?" Suddenly I'm worried that in her delusional fourteen-year-old mind, she believes herself the main focus. Don't all teenagers think that way as it is?
Wow...wasn't expecting that one. Okay, so looking at Kenayde's profile and then Aislyn's...I did kinda make her a lot closer to what I picture her. Or, well, as close as I could get in doll form anyway. She even kinda looks period, even if it's not medieval.
"Kenayde...you're not supposed to be the type to focus on the outer beauty, remember?"
I look again at Aislyn and there does seem to be a bit of a glow about her. Kenayde...not so much. "So what do you want me to do? Ugly her up for you? That's not very nice."
"Cuter in general, or cuter than your sister?"
"So you basically just want a do-over."
I purse my lips. I don't particularly want to remake her, but I know if I don't it'll be her and Laidley competing for Best Dramatic Performance. "Fine, but I have one condition. Let me make everyone else, first. At least you have a face. They don't."
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