Chapter 356. Little Thicker

Chantel Aeden Revia

Now that I have all the ingredients, I begin to crush them all in separate bowls. The strawberries with a few pomegranate seeds for pink. Spinach and the leaves for green. Sunflowers and turmeric for yellow. Blueberries for blue. Blackberries and some blueberries for purple. Carrots and chili powder for oranges. Wood ash for grey. Beets and a few pomegranate seeds for red. Oh, and some dirt from outside for black.

The vinegar doesn't do a lot to thicken the juice. I feel like it should be a little thicker, but the 'recipe' says this is what it should be like. I disagree. I grab a little bit of oil and incorporate it into the colors.

"Yes!" I whisper-shout when I observe that they look slightly better.

I lay the colors in little glass spice bowls, arranging them all on a tray to resemble a rainbow. Thinking back about the art room, it misses its coziness. So I decide to stroll over to the couch, taking a few pillows