— pink rhinestone purse off the vanity, tucks her knife into her thigh holster, and spritzes herself one final time with sweet vanilla cherry perfume.
And she’s practically skipping down the stairs, her mane bouncing wildly around her shoulders, already excited to see who’d —
She sits preening herself in front of her vanity mirror, spotted with age and cigarette smoke, the warped glass reflecting the dim light in such a way that gives Baby an even dreamier, more ethereal glow than she exuded on her own.
And she likes it that way. Everybody looks —