Long time, no see!||Lacey Girl!!||

Lacey was at the beach again, like any other day. She was a California girl, the beach was her home. The blonde walked along the sand in her baby pink sweatshirt and white shorts, she was looking for a spot to tan. The only bad thing about tanning at the beach was that she would have tan lines, but she didn't want to sit in a tanning bed if she had this beautiful beach right next door. While she was walking along the shore, she spotted one of her best friends. Could it be? They haven't talked since forever. They texted a lot, but obviously it wasn't the same as talking face to face. She stripped off her clothes and flipped her hair out of her face. Lacey smiled and laid down next to Kat, "Hi." She said, trying to surprise her long lost best friend.

Kiss me in the d-a-r-k dark tonight

Lacey smiled both of the comments that her best friend gave her, [color=hotpink]”Thanks, I know.” She said half-jokingly. It was nice seeing another familiar face, especially since she was around mutual strangers most of the time. She sat up and flipped her long blonde hair out of her face, ”Ugh you have no idea.” The blonde said with a roll of her cerulean eyes. Where had Lacey been exactly? Back home in Palos Verdes. She had to help her parents fix up their home in Calabasas, her parents always had business trips near there so everyone thought it would just be easier to buy a second home. Of course the unwanted guys comment was a joke, but Lacey had to ignore it. She had done some things she wasn’t proud of last summer with a bunch of high school boys. It used to sound like an achievement at the time, but right now she wasn’t so sure. ”What have you been doing lately?” Lacey asked while readjusting her pink sunglasses.

Lacey crinkled up her nose, love was...love wasn't for her. Lacey Diamandis has never experienced true love. She had definitely felt it but when it was done, she knew it wasn't real at all. Her secret hopeless romantic side of her wasn't hidden in a closet in the back of her head. Lacey wasn't going to dig it out anytime soon. Hearing that Kat was bringing that side out really bothered her. They had the boys at their feet, why did they feel the need to settle with one when they had dozens lining the streets? "You...are crazy. Love is stupid." was all Lacey could say. How would Lacey get Kat's edge back? It was easy. Lacey was a bad biitch, she could turn Kat back into her old self in no time. "Once you start hanging out with me more often, you'll be cool again." She said. Lacey sounded a bit like the friend who was a bad influence, but she really wasn't all that bad. Not like druggie bad, but like oops-y bad...she was the worst.

That was fast. Lacey thought as Kat left her for a boy, which was completely okay. I mean, with little hang out things like this, she didn't mind leaving Kat and Kat probably didn't mind leaving her. "Yeah, I don't know what you're talking about. You still got it, Kat." Lacey said with a small smile. She applied a fresh coat of pink lip gloss and sighed, "I think you need to be meaner, that's probably the only thing you need to work on." She paused for a second, trying to think of a way to bring Kat back completely. "I can pick three people for you to be absolutely horrible to.' Lacey said with a bright grin. It was a pretty solid idea in Lacey's mind.

Lacey paused for a second, trying to think of the lucky candidates. "Do you hate anyone right now?" Lacey asked. She didn't really strongly dislike anyone at the school, no one had done anything to her yet. The blonde girl thanked the guy for the smoothie while taking it from Kat's hand. "There's a lot of girls that really think they're something at that school, I think it would be a good idea to knock them down." Lacey said with a wicked grin. She didn't necessarily hate those girls, Lacey just thought they were annoying. They were the type of people who thought they were something special when in reality, they weren't. They were just people who wanted to be like her, not that it was even remotely possible.