Tina's bedroom was a faithful representation of its owner. It was well decorated but it didn't look tacky, every item from the dolls to the mirror, from the furniture to the carpet looked like things one would find in any regular store. They gave the room a warm feeling and, even though their placing was well planned, it all looked pretty natural and 'live in'.
The only sign of extre wealth within her room wasn't in any physical possession, but on the fact that true natural light ca inside from her window. Being able to afford a place with sunlight in a city surrounded by walls as tall as a building was the absolute dream, but on this particular morning Tina found herself upset by the light licking her beautiful face.
It looked as though the sun itself ca out of his way around the globe just to wake her up.
"Just five more minutes" She muttered, but the sun kept beaming on her rcilessly until she finally opened her eyes.
She got up rubbing her eyes, took a perfectly warm shower and then had her breakfast, comprised of natural yogurt and fruits, enveloped in her pink bathrobe. When she was done eating her exquisite and luxurious breakfast she went in to pick her attire for the day.
"Sibi, play 'skipping on sunshine'" She said loudly and her ho assistant app played the rry tune.
Her walk-in closet was bigger than one of the dormitory rooms where several students lived and it was filled with natural fiber clothes as expensive as a car.
The contents of her closet would have been expensive even in the old days, when there were farms and factories all over the surface of the planet, but now that human civilization had been relagated to gacities and confined in concrete and alloy walls, they were hundreds of tis more expensive despite looking sowhat plain.
That was precisely her style, Tina would always wear expensive clothes, bags, even her shoes costed more than a month's wage for a regular person, but she still looked natural and down to earth.
All of that would have been enough to make her the most popular girl in college, but the fact that she was also the sole heir to the Celes company made her catch the attention of the whole city.
Exiting her apartnt, Tina t with her two best friends, Mary and Sophie. They lived in the sa building but they couldn't afford to live in the upper floors and had to take the elevator every morning to get together.
They also needed to wake up even earlier than Tina since they couldn't make the most popular girl in school wait for them, since the fact that there were dozens of girls just like them waiting in line to be Tina's friends.
Usually, Tina would have been picked up by her father's chauffeur but after acquiring her trait she was now allowed to walk to campus as it was relatively close. She walked the streets saying hello to people from shops and passerby who recognized her, her dazzling smile left so of the n in awe and even the won thought she had to be the most beautiful girl they've seen.
She didn't co off as this 'pretty' girl that would threaten to rob their spouses, on the contrary, they saw her as this charming angel, as lovely as it was unreachable.
Tina was kind, charitable, tender, sweet, loving and the word nice didn't even begin to describe her.
"Did you find out what happened to Uriel?" Tina said without shifting her expression, but her tone of voice made both her friends flinch.
"N-no, it's like he vanished. Not even his classmates know anything." Mary said.
"I heard he's working for the Mapple corp. I asked my father if he knew anything, but he said he doesn't." Sophie quickly added.
"Do you think it's possible he's not allowed to speak about it?" Tina asked with a slight frown, sothing her friends didn't miss.
"I don't think that's the case, my father is not so high up on the corporation as to know any sort of secret information." She honestly replied.
"Geez! I sotis wonder why am I even friends with you guys." Tina sighed.
Both girls looked flustered by Tina's comnt. Being close to her had been the best thing that ever happened to them as they enjoyed a lot of attention and many benefits, but the opposite could be said of being rejected by her. If Tina kicked them out they would be outcasts, what's more, if they did sothing to upset her she could destroy their lives with but a few words.
"I don't get it, why are you so invested in that guy? He's a wimp, a weakling and an idiot. He's not even handso. If I were on your shoes I would totally date Mark." Mary said with a wishful expression.
"How dumb can you be? If Tina likes him there must be a reason!" Sophie scolded her naive friend. While it was true that both of them were with Tina based on their own interest, Sophie and Mary had beco genuine friends to each other.
"It's all because of my father..." Tina lingered for a few seconds. "If I want to beco the heir of the Celes company I need to get a degree, or else he will have marry soone more competent and give him the company."
"What!? How cruel!" Mary exclaid. "Marrying soone you don't love is so awful. That Uriel guy is so lucky. He'll be the future husband of the prettiest girl in the city and beco the heir of the Celes company, and it will be a marriage out of love!"
"Love?" Tina looked at Mary with pitiful eyes, as if she was staring at a puppy chasing its tail instead of a human being. "I don't love him, I don't even like him. The only reason I agreed to date him was so he would help pass anthropology. It also made look great because he's dirt poor and just average looking.
But everything will be for nothing if he doesn't show up before the sester starts!" Though even being called average looking by Tina could be considered as a complint, she couldn't let anyone but her friends hear her say sothing as cold and calculative as that.
Tina gazed at the sky and for a glimpse of a second her true feelings and her thoughts mixed up and she wondered where could 'Uri' be and if he was safe.
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