Getting a prince was Eva's, daughter of the Evil Queen, only goal in life. Well, that and ensuring she looked perfect at all times. A goal inflicted upon her by her mother. When she goes to Auradon with her sister and friends, she has the chance to...
Sauntering into her room a half-hour before dinner, Eva deposited her bag on the plush chair at her desk, grateful she was able to avoid questions of her whereabouts. When she had finally made her way back to her dorm room, an excited Jay had accosted Eva and proceeded to spend fifteen minutes explaining the logistics of Tourney to her, bragging about how he had managed to make the team. Happy that her friend had managed to find his own passion whilst at Auradon, Eva had willing listened to the joyous babble. Also, whenever she made an attempt to escape by walking around him, she found he was stood before her once more before she was able to take more than a step forward. Apparently the Coach hadn't been overselling when he had dubbed Jay a 'natural talent'. Therefore, Eva hadn't returned to her dorm for almost two hours after the end of the school and had been anticipating an interrogation from Mal but luckily both she and Evie were preoccupied with the pacing girl in their room.
"New haircut, Jane?" Eva asked, smiling at the shy half-fairy.
"Mal did it for me. Doesn't it make me look beautiful?"
"She did, huh?" Eva turned to face the purple haired villain, raising an eyebrow at her.
Mal shrugged nonchalantly, conveying that it was part of her plan to obtain the wand and Eva shook her head in disgust.
"Jane, you look beautiful either way."
Flushing under the compliment, Jane thanked her before resuming the rant about her mother. Irritation swelled within Eva upon realising that Mal had preyed upon the poor girl's insecurities and helped her 'change' her appearance; a kind act used to trick the frail fairy into being an accomplice in their crime. There was nothing wrong with Jane in the first place and Mal should never have encouraged her to believe that she needed to change just to fit in with cruel (popular) people.
Letting out a huff, Eva smiled gratefully at her sister when Evie gave her a comforting pat on the shoulder. No one understood what it was like to be concerned about his or her appearance more than Eva. The subject of her appearance had been a topic of conversation between her and her mother for years.
Snorting when Mal dismissed the idea of a boyfriend, Eva bit back her sarcastic remark about Mal's extensive knowledge of men. Narrowing her green eyes at her ally, Mal opted to ignore the sardonic girl because the daughter of Mulan entered the room and introduced herself to the evil trio. Complimenting the work Mal had done on Jane's hair, Lonnie begged Maleficent's heir to do a makeover on herself and that she was willing to pay. Disagreeing with magic makeovers, Eva threw herself down on her bed and picked up one of the sketches Evie had left on it. A poorly drawn design of a potentially beautiful dress was painted onto the page. Pulling out her art supplies, Eva made quick work of bringing Evie's vision to life. Waiting until the warrior and the fairy had left, Eva waited until the door had fully closed before turning to face Mal.
