Bab 2: Caps Off
"Ahhhhhh!" Simultaneously they screamed at the tops of their lungs. It was over! They were officially graduating today and leaving Callor Maine High School.
Sukie couldn’t say she was sorry to leave though. She hated high school. The hormone-infested students, strict schedules, and boring teachers were so annoying and restrictive to her.
How is it that anyone should be able to tell you how and when to do anything? It felt like a boot camp. She thought.
Sukie was more of a free spirit. She was eager to get out of school and town and leave the narrow-mindedness of this place.
She was so determined to leave her town that she started saving money from doing make up art from the age of fourteen. Art had its perks and people paid well. Everyone wanted to look their best.
Sukie wanted to travel and see the world. She desired to experience different cultures. She was looking for something but didn’t know what the hell it was.
She always felt like she was missing something, like she needed to be somewhere.
Her first stop was Spain. Instead of going crazy jumping from place to place, she decided to trace her roots.
Her parents couldn’t tell her much about her family tree, except that she had ancestors from Spain. So, she thought it would be a great beginning to her journey.
Victoria, on the other hand, loved school. She was Sukie’s best friend. They grew up together since they were about two years old, so they just accepted the fact that they were more like sisters instead of friends.
Their parents were really close friends since they were kids and history just happened to repeat itself.
Victoria and Sukie were the perfect examples of "opposites attract". They couldn't be more different.
Victoria was head of the cheer dance squad and Sukie wanted nothing to do with group activities. Especially the activities where she was forced to dress in skimpy outfits and parade around the football field.
In appearance, the two were even more different. Victoria had long curly locks that were the brightest red and gold with caramel cream skin. She looked like a Victoria's Secrets model with her long, toned limbs. She was damn near perfect.
Her energy was always hype and she lit up a room the moment she walked in.
Victoria brought Sukie out of a lot of dark places in her mind with everything she had been going through. She saved her in many ways, and she didn't even know it.
Sukie always hoped that one day she could thank her for everything.
"Su! We have to go get ready!" Graduation is like four hours away!” Victoria said eagerly.
Sukie rolled her eyes at Vikki’s excitement. She much preferred to skip graduation along with the parties and just pick up her diploma from the school office.
She wasn't one to make a big deal about anything, really. Especially something like dressing up or doing her own makeup, even though she was a bad ass makeup artist.
Sukie enjoyed transforming the already gorgeous, Vikki into a goddess. She was who Sukie practiced on throughout her makeup journey. She endured the good, the bad and the ugly, literally.
As soon as Sukie was great at her makeup art, which didn't take long since she was a natural artist, Vikki began benefitting from always having amazing makeup done for her performances and special events.
"You are putting on makeup today! No excuses!" Vikki commanded as Sukie rolled her eyes again.
"Don't roll your eyes at me, miss! Be careful before they stick that way!"She giggled.
"We are going out with a bang! You are getting dolled up throughout this whole celebration!” She said.
"Ugh, I am not feeling it, but I will do it this one time, just for you." Sukie said, glaring at Vikki just enough to see out of her squinted eyes.
Sukie was the total opposite of Victoria in appearance as well. Her five-foot-five frame didn't compare to Vikki’s five-foot-nine model look.
"I swear, you never need make-up. You are so gorgeous naturally. Make-up is going to make you cause some accidents!" Vikki giggled.
Sukie’s eyes were large and cat-like with long thick lashes. They were so long that they looked like false at times. Victoria always would tell her that people would pay for lashes like hers.
The green in Sukie’s eyes was accented by golden flecks and often changed between grey, hazel, and green. She wasn’t sure where they came from since neither of her parents had eyes like hers.
Her high cheekbones and full lips were complemented by a big, bright smile when she actually decided to flash a smile that is.
Sukie’s hair was perfectly straight and long to the end of her back. It was deep black with a blue hue, which cause her tanned complexion to glow beautifully against it.
She wasn't very thin like Vikki was. She had a tiny waist, and her Latina curves did not hide at all. She didn't mind them either.
Her whole life, she was always told she looked exotic. So, she decided it was a good thing.
"Perfect!" Vikki said, standing next to Sukie in the mirror admiring her artwork.
"Girl, you are going to break some hearts today". She said with a devilish grin. Especially when we go to the after-party." She said, thinking Sukie wasn’t really paying attention.
“We? We are not going anywhere.” Sukie corrected her.
“Oh Su, come on. You have to come with me!” She pleaded.
"Nope! I rather binge-watch Werewolf and Vampire movies all night long with a whole large pizza to myself." She said.
Her eighteenth birthday was tomorrow and the thought of ringing it in with the same people she was so eager to get away from was not her idea of a great night.
"You should go to the party. Let's have some fun. It’s our last party with our peers, Su." Vikki said.
“That is exactly the problem,” Sukie said, flopping down on her make-up chair and spinning around like a big kid with her head tilted back.
"Come on, two hours and we are out of there. I promise!" Vikki begged.
"Brent will be there." She said teasingly, with a cheesy wink. Sukie perked up instantly.
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