Chapter 353. I Know You Didn’t Want to…

LEE

After taking another selfie, I checked my face and hair again, scrutinizing the picture with a critical eye. Despite my efforts, I looked… tired. Disheartened, I deleted the photo once more. Frustration creeping in, I stood from the couch, walked over to my desk, and grabbed my powder and lip tint.

I dusted a light layer of powder on my face and dabbed a bit of lip tint onto my lips. Then, standing before the mirror, I stared at my reflection for a few seconds. Experimenting, I practiced different smiles, tilting my head slightly and narrowing my eyes. Eventually, I decided I looked cutest with a subtle, closed-lip smile. It made me seem more demure and cutesy—perfect for the vibe I wanted.

Returning to the couch in the living room, I picked up my phone again. This time, I took a fresh round of selfies, holding the crocheted sunflower in my left hand with the bracelet snugly on my wrist. I pressed the capture button multiple times, ensuring I had a varie