forum || Prejudice | Private Rp with ShadeStar||

Started December 23, 2019 by @PrettyLittlePyro

tune

"Absolutely not. Let's do this." Arsen grinned at her. "I will never be ready to destroy my handsome appearance, but it has to be done."

Alexa let out a laugh and put on her gloves before pushing his head back into the sink, "Got it. Green will be a good look on you."

"It will. Especially with my super amazing hideous Hawaiian shirt. I will look sensational." Arsen laughed.

"Maybe I'll just stick with blond," Alexa laughed as she squeezed the bleach into her gloved hand before starting to wash it into his hair, "Don't want you sticking out too much."

"Well, there go all my hopes and dreams." Arsen scowled teasingly. "Why are you such a horrible person, Alexa? It's really mean. My delicate feeling can't stand it."

"Because I don't want you to get us caught," Alexa replied going a little bit harsher for one movement before returning to her gentler movements.

Arsen looked at her for a very, very long moment. The stress was getting to her, he could tell, and he wasn't sure what to so about it. He was never good at making girls feel better. Emotions were hard to handle.

Alexa let out a long breath as she continued to dye his hair. She was trying not to be too rough with him after doing so earlier. There was no point in him thinking there was something wrong with her.

"So, what are you going to make me look like?" Arsen finally asked, trying his best to look up at her, although the lights above the sink shone directly into his eyes, and he winced.

"I think I'm just going to bleach your hair, that'll make it blonde," Alexa told him quietly as she squeezed more dye into her hand, "That's all I'm focusing on."

"Not a Christmas tree?" Arsen finally closed his eyes again. Black spots crossed his eyelids, from staring at the lights. "So sad. But then again, it would look really, really stupid."

"Yeah, that's why I'm not doing it," Alexa responded turning the sink on to wash some of it so she could start putting more in. It was a bit of a rushed job to be sure, but she wasn't about to botch it.

"You won't take this advantage to make me look stupid?" Arsen mock gasped. "Who are you and what have you done to my partner?"

"I never tried to make you look stupid," Alexa replied taking the opportunity splash a bit of water in his face. She had splashed it with her elbow at the top of the sink so there was no way for any of the chemical dye to have been in the water, "So I'm still here puta."

"I think you're someone who has replaced her. That's why you're so nice to me now," Arsen decided, listening to the water. He jerked slightly when he felt some on his face.

"Nope still the same Alexa," she laughed as she turned the water off to continue to bleach his hair. It was getting lighter, but still had a little bit more to go.

"Oh. Okay. Are you sure? How do I know you're telling the truth? Maybe you're really actually poisoning me, instead of doing my hair."

"If I was poisoning you, I wouldn't be doing it to your hair. Your hair is just dead skin anyways."

"Shh. That's logic, and I don't like it." Arsen stuck his tongue out in the general direction of her voice.

Alexa let out another laugh as she made another run through his hair, "I like logic, so let me be logical. Anyways, is this your first time having your hair dyed?"

"Yes," Arsen grumbled, although he wasn't really in a bad mood. "It is. And I can hear the laughter in your voice. Stop making fun of me. Logic is stupid."

Alexa could tell he wasn't in a bad mood. She had a big grin on and continued to work with his hair, "Logic is logical. So don't say it's stupid."

"Yes, but how are you to know if logic is really logical or not?" Arsen countered. "What if logic really isn't logical and we've been thinking it wrong this entire time?"

“Okay that conversation is done with,” Alexa responded her head starting to hurt a little. She turned the sink on again to rinse out his hair.

"What? Too complicated for you?" Arsen grinned in the general direction of her voice. "Okay, then. It was a bit much for me, too. I'm not sure what I was even talking about."