Sabryna wants to use a mirror

Sabryna smiled, caring not to scratch the valuable gemstone. Happy to have found such a treasure, Sabryna decided to comb the beach for more. Meanwhile, Dave was wondering where she went off to. Worried that she might be in trouble, he gave her a call on her cellphone.

"Hm?" Sabryna felt the vibrations within her purse. "Oh, it's only dad." Sabryna picked up the call. "Hi dad."

"Sabryna, are you all right over there?"

"I am, I was just walking along the shoreline..." Sabryna checked the brilliant gem in her hand. "And I found a necklace too."

"A necklace? Well, that's sounds quite dandy. Anyway, if you're feeling better, please come back to the luncheon."

"Sure dad," Sabryna didn't want to go back. But she had to. "I'll see you soon. Bye." Sabryna groaned. "Just leave me alone for a little longer..." Putting her phone away, she takes another look at the necklace. It looked beautiful and mysterious.

"You must be very valuable. It's a shame that someone would just lose you."

Sabryna placed the necklace around her neck. The gold metal chain felt cold, making giving her goosebumps. Once the chain has been relinked, the necklace let out a glittering light. Sabryna stared at the gem, thinking it was just the sun's rays.

"Oh I can't wait to see myself in the mirror with this on. Father might even let me keep it." Sabryna sighed. The thought of going back to the luncheon wasn't making her feel better.

Sabryna stretched. Her modest chest pushed against the fabric of her dress. All she wanted to do was to find a place with a mirror or two. The nearby shop with home decor will do.

"I need a mirror, now." Sabryna's eyes lit up, excited to view her reflection. "Oh mother, I wish you could see me with this."

Sabryna quickly walked away from the shoreline. Clumps of sand flew up behind her. Back on dryer ground, she slipped on her slippers. The shop shouldn't be too busy at the moment. As she made her way back to the hotel, the necklace glowed again.