"Done," Natalie said as she curled my last bit of hair.

"Thanks, Nat, " I got up and hugged her.

"Hey, don't squash the curls!" She added.

"Right, I'm getting in the car now, be quick!" Mum shouted from downstairs.

"I'll do my make up in the car, " Natalie said as she packed away her make-up bag. We ran downstairs, I jumped in the car while Natalie locked up. She then sat next to me in the back.

Natalie got most of her makeup done pretty quickly but asked my opinion on what eyeshadow colour.

"A grey to a black ombre could look great with that dress" I answered as she dropped the palette. She muttered something inaudible which I presumed was a swear word. She picked it up and mouthed "Uh oh"

"Aimie, how would you feel if I dropped an eyeshadow palette and the seat had spots of white on them..."

"I would expect you to clean it up by tomorrow, " Natalie sent me a worried facial expression before finishing the rest of her makeup.

We parked quite close to the restaurant and Nicole ran up to our car and knocked on the door.
"Hey Nic!" Natalie shouted, getting out the car.
"Hi Nicole, " I added.

We walked closer and I saw a woman that I recognised, I was trying to work out who it was when Natalie spoke,
"Um, I've left my phone in the car, I'll go back and get it, " I knew she hadn't really so I went with her.
"What on the actual earth is my Mum doing her!" Her face full of rage.
"I honestly don't know, I would have told you if I did,"
"I know, " Nat was trying not to cry at this point. "We can't stay here forever, let's go back,"
"If you're sure, "

"Hi Natalie, " Her mum said, remembering what she told her when they had the most recent fight.
"Hello, " She replied. Being a good actress, she tried to not let on her anger of sadness.

*Third Person POV*

The five of them walked in,
"booking in the name of Atkinson?"
Aimie asked the barmaid. She felt the guilt piling up inside her stomach. While it was definitely not obvious to anyone else, Aimie had known Natalie long enough to see how annoyed Natalie really was.