Bridget groaned as her best friend, Allie, slathered the last of the face mask onto her already-soft skin. "Oh, shut up, Bee," she giggled. She had started using Jake's nickname for her friend, but couldn't get over how silly it was at first. Allie was another ideal young woman; she was the owner of another perfect body, precisely tanned skin, and a beautifully sculpted face. Her blonde hair and beauty were so close to Bridget's that they were often mistaken as sisters, sometimes even twins. She was wearing a white spaghetti strap tank top and pajama bottoms. Allie, Bridget's best friend since she could remember, had driven up last week and had taken over as a wedding coach. She banned any exercise ("You can't have muscle pains when you're walking down the isle," she had said. "Besides, it's not like you have a marathon coming up." "Actually, I -" "That wasn't a question, honey," Allie had interrupted smoothly), fatty foods, crying, anything that could possibly mess up Bridget's appearance.
(I'll finish later! Be right back.)