No Regrets [Jack Barakat]

Walk The Line

Valentine's POV

"What do you think of this one?" I asked and walked out the changing room. I turned around so Cassadee could see me from all sides. She rubbed her chin with her fingers and shook her head. I let down my shoulders and walked back in the changing room. It was like the 5th dress I was trying on and it still wasn't the right one. Either I didn't like it or Cassadee didn't like it. "But this is the last dress I'm trying on!" I yelled out to Cassadee. "Yeah yeah, I know" she yelled back. I changed and walked out the room to see Cassadee's open mouth. "Dang it" she said, still with an open mouth. "What? What is it?" I asked and looked down on me to see if there's something wrong. "You look...hot!" she said and couldn't stop looking at me. I looked in the mirror and liked what I saw. This dress was really beautiful. It was actually a normal, rose coloured, strapless dress which reached to my knees. It didn't have a motive on it or so, it was just blank rose. I really liked it. "You need to take it! I really matches your hair as well" she noticed. I once more looked in the mirror and then walked in the changing room again and took the dress off and put my normal skinny jeans and t-shirt on. I stepped out the changing room with the dress in my hand and walked to the cashier to pay it. After I did that, we went to the next Starbucks to get some coffees. "Shopping is really exhausting" Cassadee said when we reached the Starbucks. "Yeah, it really is. But it's also fun" I said and smiled. We opened the door and walked to the counters and ordered our things. When we got everything, we walked to the next table and sat down. "Okay, what have we got?" Cassadee asked when she took a sip from her coffee. "Okay, we've got a dress, a bracelet, a necklace and a bow for in my hair" I specified took a bite from my cookie. "So, we need some shoes...Oh! I know a good shop where we could get a good pair" she told and smiled. "Good, so after we're finished here, we can go there" I said and smirked. Cassadee nodded carefully while drinking her coffee.

After our stop at Starbucks, we drove to this shop Cass told me about. It looked really luxury and pretty expensive. "You sure that that's the right shop?" I asked when she parked her car next to the shop. "Yeah, just trust me" she said and smiled when she got out the car. I shrugged and got out of the car, too and followed her in the shop. I had no idea where I should go, so I just continued following Cass. She's such an expert in everything that has to do with clothes. "Look at them!" Cass squealed and held a pair of white high heels in front of my face. "They look nice...but have you seen how high they are?! I can't walk on them" I told and took them, to look at them for a moment. "Nah, you'll learn it. It isn't that hard" she said and smiled. "What's your shoe size?" she asked when she looked at all the shoe boxes. "9 ½" I said, still looking at the shoe. "Wow, you have big feet for your height" she noticed and searched the right box. Yeah, that's right. That's in my family. All women have bigger feet than usually others have in that size. I mean, I'm about 5 feet 5 inches, so my feet are big. "Here! Try them on" Cass said and put the shoe box next to a chair. I sat down and took my Vans off and put the high heels on. I carefully stood up and could barely stand. Not telling about the walking! I really couldn't walk on them, it was hopeless. "I can't walk on them!" I said and sat back on the chair. "Oh, c'mon! I promise you, before the wedding, I taught you how to walk on those babies! But you need to practice at home, too" Cass told like a teacher. "But I'm moving right now. I can't really carry boxes around and walk on such shoes" I told and began to took the shoes off, because they hurt so bad! "Moving doesn't take a week. As soon as you're finished moving, we'll meet and then the first lesson begins, okay?" she suggested. I put the shoes back in the box and thought about it. "Well, okay" I agreed. Cass squealed and then hugged me quickly. "Okay, then let's buy those babies!" she said and dragged me to the cashier. After I paid, we went back to her car and sat in the seats. "So, what now?" I asked. We didn't need anything else and it's not really late yet. "High heels lesson one begins today!" she said, smirked and then started the motor of her car. "Whaaaat? Todaaaay?" the lazy-me whined. "Yes, today!" she said and drove out the driveway of the shop.