Futurists can make a comeback.
It had been two hours since Holly first entered the gym, but she barely even realized that she was running as she read numerous sites containing similar information. She had no idea what to ask Tommy about—if she should ask Tommy about anything or wait for him to start talking about it on his own. Maybe Victor would be able to assist her.
For now, she really needed a shower.
Chapter 16
“How do I look?” Holly asked, stepping out of her Las Vegas hotel room and into the living room. Today would be the first day Holly would be trying out her new appearance. She was wearing tight, low-cut jeans and a black spaghetti strapped tank top that hugged every curve her body had to offer her. There was a sliver of flesh between the hemline of the shirt and the waist of her jeans that was revealed in a teasing manner. On her feet were sexy black flip flops, and her long red hair tumbled down her back messily. Her face still was free from makeup save the Chapstick on Holly’s full lips, and her skin was protected by sunscreen. There was an obvious look of discomfort and self-doubt on her face, but her focus was on Tanya, hoping for her approval.
“You look hot, Holl,” Tanya said, her eyes intricately taking in every inch of Holly’s body. Finally, dark eyes met dark ones, and any mischievousness that may have been in them before Holly went to change had vanished. Instead, a look of seriousness occupied the dark orbs. “The thing is, you have to believe you’re hot. Let’s face it, Paris Hilton isn’t the hottest person on the planet, but because she owns her look and her style, she looks that much sexier.”
Holly rolled her eyes and crossed her arms over her. “Could we possibly compare me to someone who’s not as in touch with her sexuality as you are?” Holly asked, tilting her head to the side and looking at her friend pointedly.
“Um …” Tanya placed her long index finger on her chin, rolling her eyes up to the ceiling. “What about Rachel McAdams?”
“Rachel McAdams is gorgeous, though,” Holly said, pursing her lips.
“Right,” Tanya replied, nodding once. “But she’s even more gorgeous because she has this humble confidence about her.”
“Humble confidence?” Holly asked, tilting her head to the side. “Isn’t that an oxymoron?”
Tanya rolled her eyes and growled in frustration. “Oh Holly,” she murmured under her breath. “There is so much to teach you about getting a guy to want you.”
“I don’t want him to want me,” Holly said with a sneer.
“Of course you do, Holl.” Tanya touched her forehead with her fingertips. “You want him to want you. But you don’t want him to know that you want him in return.” Holly’s mouth dropped open, about to respond, when Tanya stuck her hand up. “And before you say that you don’t want him, just go with me here, Holl. Oh, if only there was a flirting class you could have taken back at UCLA. Anyway, I will have to do.” She reached over to her friend and gently gripped Holly’s shoulders in her hands. “Okay, first thing’s first. Let’s figure out your motive for this transformation.” She perked her brow, looking at her friend expectantly.
Holly realized Tanya was waiting for her to respond. “I … Well, I want him to take me seriously.”
“Good,” Tanya replied, clapping her hand together. “And to do this, you want him to open up to you, right? During your sessions, I mean. Sad as it may be, Tommy seems to pay attention to women who dress rather provocatively, though, on a side note, Holly, even when you’re in sweats, he seems to pay attention to you. But that’s beside the point. You are in tighter clothing that isn’t too provocative but works. So you have the look, sweetheart, but you need to make sure you believe it. Luckily, you have me as your teacher. Now, the first and biggest way to get a guy to want
It had been two hours since Holly first entered the gym, but she barely even realized that she was running as she read numerous sites containing similar information. She had no idea what to ask Tommy about—if she should ask Tommy about anything or wait for him to start talking about it on his own. Maybe Victor would be able to assist her.
For now, she really needed a shower.
Chapter 16
“How do I look?” Holly asked, stepping out of her Las Vegas hotel room and into the living room. Today would be the first day Holly would be trying out her new appearance. She was wearing tight, low-cut jeans and a black spaghetti strapped tank top that hugged every curve her body had to offer her. There was a sliver of flesh between the hemline of the shirt and the waist of her jeans that was revealed in a teasing manner. On her feet were sexy black flip flops, and her long red hair tumbled down her back messily. Her face still was free from makeup save the Chapstick on Holly’s full lips, and her skin was protected by sunscreen. There was an obvious look of discomfort and self-doubt on her face, but her focus was on Tanya, hoping for her approval.
“You look hot, Holl,” Tanya said, her eyes intricately taking in every inch of Holly’s body. Finally, dark eyes met dark ones, and any mischievousness that may have been in them before Holly went to change had vanished. Instead, a look of seriousness occupied the dark orbs. “The thing is, you have to believe you’re hot. Let’s face it, Paris Hilton isn’t the hottest person on the planet, but because she owns her look and her style, she looks that much sexier.”
Holly rolled her eyes and crossed her arms over her. “Could we possibly compare me to someone who’s not as in touch with her sexuality as you are?” Holly asked, tilting her head to the side and looking at her friend pointedly.
“Um …” Tanya placed her long index finger on her chin, rolling her eyes up to the ceiling. “What about Rachel McAdams?”
“Rachel McAdams is gorgeous, though,” Holly said, pursing her lips.
“Right,” Tanya replied, nodding once. “But she’s even more gorgeous because she has this humble confidence about her.”
“Humble confidence?” Holly asked, tilting her head to the side. “Isn’t that an oxymoron?”
Tanya rolled her eyes and growled in frustration. “Oh Holly,” she murmured under her breath. “There is so much to teach you about getting a guy to want you.”
“I don’t want him to want me,” Holly said with a sneer.
“Of course you do, Holl.” Tanya touched her forehead with her fingertips. “You want him to want you. But you don’t want him to know that you want him in return.” Holly’s mouth dropped open, about to respond, when Tanya stuck her hand up. “And before you say that you don’t want him, just go with me here, Holl. Oh, if only there was a flirting class you could have taken back at UCLA. Anyway, I will have to do.” She reached over to her friend and gently gripped Holly’s shoulders in her hands. “Okay, first thing’s first. Let’s figure out your motive for this transformation.” She perked her brow, looking at her friend expectantly.
Holly realized Tanya was waiting for her to respond. “I … Well, I want him to take me seriously.”
“Good,” Tanya replied, clapping her hand together. “And to do this, you want him to open up to you, right? During your sessions, I mean. Sad as it may be, Tommy seems to pay attention to women who dress rather provocatively, though, on a side note, Holly, even when you’re in sweats, he seems to pay attention to you. But that’s beside the point. You are in tighter clothing that isn’t too provocative but works. So you have the look, sweetheart, but you need to make sure you believe it. Luckily, you have me as your teacher. Now, the first and biggest way to get a guy to want
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