I stepped out of the car. We were facing Jo Ann Fabrics, they had the best selection ever. Alice and I walked side kwa side. She was wearing a pair of sun glasses. So, I wore some too. We walked through the double doors and Alice smiled at the unsuspecting husbands, who got dragged along with their wives, who couldn't help but notice her beauty. I must have looked plain inayofuata to her. We walked right up to the only employee we saw, which happened to be a guy, (how weird?) who gawked at Alice.
"What can I help wewe with, ladies,"he asked, barely able to get the words out.
"Can wewe direct us to the white fabric, the kind used best for wedding dresses?"
"Of course, ladies, follow me,"he stuttered.
He inhaled deeply, then slowly exhaled before heading toward the white fabric. Even though I couldn't read his mind, I could just tell that he couldn't keep his thoughts straight. His eyes kept straying back to Alice. She smiled.
"Alice," I whispered, "you shouldn't taunt them like that."
She laughed.
"I can't help it,"she whispered back," it's just so fun to mess with them."
Finally we reached the aisle of white. I almost fainted at the sight of all the beautiful fabrics. The sales dude turned back around to face us.
"If wewe need anything else, just ask,"he looked directly at Alice as he alisema this. If I were a vampire, I would have been able to hear his moyo stutter when she winked at him. He blushed and quickly walked away.
I smiled at Alice, who was already smiling at me.
We walked down the aisle at a slower than normal human pace. Studying and feeling different fabrics. Finally, I came upon a beautiful, satin fabric. It felt as light as water on my skin. It felt like a liquid.
"Alice, this is the perfect fabric."
She felt the satin, "I totally agree, this would look gorgeous on you."
"Now we need a type of see-through fabric, to go over top."
We walked further down the aisle and came upon see-through fabrics of white color. Some of them having glitter au sequins on them. I looked at several silver glitter fabrics, choosing one of these was harder. I finally decided on butterflies. I upendo butterflies.
"So wewe want a spring wedding?"
"Of course, that's my inayopendelewa season."
We grabbed that fabric and added it to the cart. Then we left the aisle and went to the front.
"Where's the aisle with the purple fabric,"I asked the sales dude.
He just pointed, without looking up, to the third aisle.
We headed that way. Then we studied those fabrics and I found a fabric just like the satin for the wedding dress. So we got that, then we went to the first aisle to look at the decorations. We found some purple glitter butterflies, that would go on the bridesmaids dresses.
After the fabric was measured and paid for we went to the mall. I needed some new clothes. Alice and I went into the different stores, buying tons of clothes. Of course, they all made me look good, which made me happy. Usually when I went shopping, I barely found anything that looked good on me. So I was ecstatic when we found so much. Plus we got tons of colors. I loved colors. Then we went and got shoes to go with the outfits.
After we had all of the accessories bought and paid for, Alice let me go get some books. I got a bunch, most of them from my inayopendelewa show, Charmed. Plus some others that caught my attention.

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When we were away, the rest of the family had been adding a closet to Edward's room. I found that out, when I got back. The closet was as big as my room back at my apartment. My eyes almost dropped out of my head just looking at it. Alice helped me organize my clothes and then Edward's clothes on the other side of the closet. Half was mine, the other half Edward's.
Finally, when Edward and I were alone, we talked.
"I didn't get to chemsha bongo wewe yesterday, au today. So I'm not letting wewe get away tomorrow, so beware. I will get my answers."
"Okay," there was no point arguing, and I had agreed to answer his questions.
Then we kissed, long and hard, but eventually he did break the kiss. Then he pulled me downstairs to the kitchen, where he ordered a cheese pizza for me.