meeting Rumi again

Abigail and Barbara were waiting to have breakfast with Willow when she stepped out of her room. Their breakfast was filled with loud laughter and the three women conversed like they long long-time friends despite the difference in their ages; Abigail was still very much young at heart. There was not even a moment of awkwardness and once they were done and had taken a little rest to digest their food, the three women bundled themselves into Abigail's car and the driver drove out of the compound to where they would be doing the first thing on their schedule for the day; a makeover.

Willow, who's not been out of the house Harrison kept her locked in, was happy to be out. She kept staring out of the window and at everyone and every place their car fled past. If Barbara and Abigail noticed, they said nothing. They did not want her to feel bad.

They first went to where they had a full-body massage and waxing, then to where they made their hair. They were just about to go to the boutique wh