Her Revenge

Wedding Shopping

Hailey and Sasha walked arm-in-arm down the aisle of the bridal store, marvelling at the rows and rows of wedding dresses in front of them. Hailey was beaming with excitement, thrilled to finally be shopping for her wedding dress with her best friend by her side.

"I can't believe we're doing this," Hailey exclaimed, twirling around in a lacy white gown. "I feel like a real bride now!"

Sasha laughed and hugged her. "You are a real bride, Hailey. And you look stunning."

Hailey grinned and looked in the mirror, admiring the dress's delicate lace and flowing train. It was perfect, but she couldn't help wondering if there was something even more perfect out there.

"Should I try on more dresses?" she asked, turning to Sasha.

"Of course! We have all day," Sasha replied, taking her arm and leading her towards another rack of gowns.

They spent the next several hours trying on dress after dress, giggling and oohing and aahing at each new style. Sasha was the perfect shopping partner, offering her honest opinion and making Hailey feel beautiful in every gown she tried on.

As they moved on to the accessories section, Hailey couldn't help but feel overwhelmed by the choices in front of her. There were so many veils, shoes, and jewelry pieces to choose from, and she would rather not make a mistake.

"I don't even know where to begin," she said, sighing.

Sasha put her arm around her shoulders. "Don't worry, Hailey. We'll figure it out together."

They spent the next hour trying on different veils and headpieces, experimenting with different jewelry pieces, and debating the merits of high heels versus flats. Hailey felt like she was in a whirlwind, but Sasha's calm presence helped her stay grounded.

After they had finished with the accessories, they moved on to the bridesmaid dresses. Hailey had already selected the color—a soft shade of blush pink—but she wanted her bridesmaids to select their styles.

"I want them to feel comfortable and beautiful," she explained to Sasha. "I don't want them to feel like they have to wear something they don't like just because I picked it out."

Sasha nodded in agreement. "That's a great idea. Let's see what they have in pink."

They spent the next hour picking out dresses for Hailey's bridesmaids, debating the merits of strapless versus spaghetti straps, and admiring the different shades of pink. Hailey couldn't wait to see her bridesmaids all together, each wearing a dress that suited their style and personality.

As they left the bridal store, Hailey felt a sense of relief mixed with excitement. She had found her dream wedding dress, selected accessories that made her feel beautiful, and picked out dresses for her bridesmaids. With each step closer to her wedding day, she felt her love for Ezra growing stronger.

"Thank you so much for coming with me, Sasha," she said, hugging her friend. "I couldn't have done this without you."

Sasha hugged her back. "Of course, Hailey. I'm so happy for you and Ezra. I can't wait to see you walk down the aisle in that beautiful dress."

Hailey grinned. "Me too, Sasha. Me too."