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Juliet looked over at her friend, they had just finished lunch and now were sitting on the floor looking for new fashions. "Bella, I want to go out and do something! But I don't want fathers guards around me!" she was frustrated and upset at her father for protecting her so much. Isabella just looked at Juliet and sighed, the frustartion rubbing off on her as well.

"We can sneak out the window and go into town if you want, but you know that your father would be upset when he finds out," she cautioned her long time friend. Juliet looked as though she was contemplating the suggestion. Finally they stood and walked over to the window, Juliet climbing out first.
Juliet jumped the slight hight from the vine to the ground, her shoes now flat on the ground. She never wore anything other than flats, because she never knew when she would have to run for her life. As she helped Isabella from the vine her long burgandy dress got caught in one of the bushes. Isabella took Juliets hand and they started to sneek around the back of the house, not hearing the rip of Juliets dress. "I'm so glad you're coming with me Bella! I would never be able to face what's out there with out you!" she sighed as they made their way out the back gate. Brushing her light bluey-purple hair from her face she gazed around at the beautiful sights around her. Her amathist eyes wide with excitment. "Come on Bella! Lets go to the book store! I know that I can find something there!" she had always been a fan of all the romance books that she found laying around Isabella's room all the time.

"Juliet, you know we shouldn't be out here!" Isabella glared at her friend as she swept her deep red hair into a knot at the back of her neck. "But seems how we are, I guess we could go to the book store, I want to get some more books anyway. For some reason I can't seem to find any of mine at the moment!" Isabella glanced at Juliet, her aqua eyes telling the fact that she knew why she couldn't find them. Juliet kept her mouth shut, knowing that Isabella wouldn't mind. Juliet walked ahead, eager to be out and about without her guards around her. She brushed her hands across the flowers when they passed. Isabella picked one of the pink roses and took away the thorns and leaves, placing it gently behind Juliets right ear. "There, now you look like a princess," she smiled as she remembered all the times that she and Juliet had played princesses when they were little.