Death Of A Chorus Girl (The Delacroix Series Book 1) - Plot & Excerpts
Sabene calls from my bedroom. I place the last jeweled pin in my hair and answer back, “I figured as much.” Sabene’s image flashes in the mirror. What I would give for her exotic features. The cobalt blue, strapless dress accentuates every single one of her voluptuous curves and stops just above her knees. I will never wear anything like it; I’d be too embarrassed to show that much leg, especially when coupled with the snug fit. But on her, it looks amazing. Sven may not remain the bed warmer much longer. Her make-up is stunning, yet classy, with a smoky eye, rosy cheeks, and a nude lip. She completes the look with simple, blown out hair. “It wouldn’t kill you to wear a brighter color from time to time,” she charges. It is a regular debate we have while shopping and getting ready for these functions because I prefer dark colors, especially black. A little, black dress has never led anyone astray. This one is a fitted, sleeveless, straight dress that brushes my knees with a sweetheart neckline. There is a lace overlay with short sleeves. My hair is up in an intricate, Greek style braid with jeweled pins holding it together. The only other jewelry I wear is my mother’s black pearl, drop earrings. My make-up is more subdued than Sabene’s with darker eyeliner, not a smoky eye, and plums on my cheeks and lips. “What time are we meeting them downstairs?”
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