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“Meems! Next time, skip the volleyball meeting!” Elle insisted, eyes wide as she took in the fact that her best friend had somehow passed up the opportunity. If she wouldn’t have skipped out, maybe Mimi and Andie would’ve been at the ball together. But taking your time with things was probably good too, right? Absence makes the heart grow fonder? “Okay, that seems like an attainable goal. But also… can’t relate. Any girl who can crush me emotionally reminds me of my mom.”
That was probably a statement that needed clarification, but Elle instead just cringed, thankful that they’d instead moved on to a waltzing lesson. Did she still have any clue how to do it? Not really. But it seemed like the point was that someone else was supposed to lead, so she nodded like she got it. She had time to learn, given that Mimi wasn’t about to run off and get married that very night. Probably.
“It’s kind of weird that we still refer to our ideal partner as Prince Charming when there actually is a Prince Charming, don’t you think? But I’m up for a tax break wed-Oh my gods, we’re financially independent from our parents so we have to pay taxes.”
“I know I know! I”m an idiot! I can’t believe it. I’ve never felt like this before so I panicked and ran away. It was absolutely mortifying.” Mimi side, shaking her head. “I’m horrified with myself, truly. Me, Mimi DeVil, reduced to putty all because some very beautiful girl who knows how to tackle men in sports looked at me. I nearly went weak kneed in my heels. It was repulsive.”
Elle didn’t talk much about her mom, but Mimi knew that their relationship was anything but good. It reminded her a lot of how things had been with Cruella. Of course, she was more of an open book but Mimi never pushed Elle to admit anything she didn’t feel comfortable with. So instead, she gave her shoulder a comforting squeeze, a reminder that she would always be here for her. No matter what.
“I’d say my ideal partner is Princess Charming but have you met her? She’s a nightmare wrapped in last seasons dresses.” Mimi rolled her eyes, but her frustration couldn’t last long when she noticed Elle start to panic. “Elliebelle! Calm down! We’re in college. We don’t have to pay taxes until we have jobs. And if we have jobs then we’ll figure it out together. You’re never alone.”












