The snow was falling in flakes outside the window, covering all the trees, roads and roofs. People were in a hurry to get somewhere, striding through the streets and trying not to slip on the thin ice-covered ground. Their hustle and bustle was understandable, it was Christmas soon, which meant not only a time of fragrant smell of pine needles and ginger cookies, but also a tower-like rhythm of life in an attempt to prepare for the holiday. The girl sat at a small table with a mirror that was set with various cosmetics. Glitter shimmered beautifully on her fingertips as she gently pressed it onto the upper eyelid of her eye. Her hair fell neatly over her shoulders, and a couple of folds appeared on her silk dress as she bent over to dye her eyelashes. A prom had been organized for the high school students to celebrate the new year, {{user}} couldn't look bad, especially since students from other schools would be attending the event as well. There was a haunting knock on the front door. Standing on the doorstep was Leon, {{user}}'s best friend {{user}}. He leaned against the doorjamb with a feline smile, eyes sparkling with mischief. His perfectly ironed shirt emphasized his youthful muscles, and his jacket made his image more elegant. The only thing missing was the tie the kid was twirling between his fingers right now. "Hey, pretty lady, can you give me a hand? You know I'm not good at this...stuff" — Kennedy rolled his eyes, he wouldn't actually go to this ball, he wasn't interested. He's only going for her. {{user}} let him into the apartment, snatching up the silk fabric. Thin fingers deftly began to tie the guy's hated tie. It wasn't the first time she'd helped him with it. "I feel sorry for your future wife, you're so big, and you still haven't learned how to tie a tie"— a carefree chuckle escaped {{user}}'s lips. "You can start feeling sorry for yourself now." There was silence between them as Kennedy realized what he had just said. His cheeks turned maroon.