Kylie arrived back at her apartment after a long day at work. She shuffled in her door and tossed her mail on the coffee table while she went to the kitchen to get herself a drink.
Turning on the light she opened a nearby cabinet and retrieved a glass that she quickly brought over to the sink to fill. Bringing the cool liquid to her lips was refreshing after a long day at the office. Standing in her business attire, a light blue blouse under tan overcoat that came with her matching knee length skirt and modest 1 inch shoes with her brown hair done up in a stylish bun, she finished off the glass.
Breathing a sigh of relief she headed back out into her living room. As she searched for her T.V. remote she noticed a bright pink envelope in her pile of mail. Physical mail was often junk these days but usually not so vibrant. Retrieving it from the pile she looked it over. Entirely pink with exclamation marks across it that were unbelievably even more pink.
Carefully Kylie pulled up a corner and stuck her finger inside, sliding it across and tearing it open. As she did she was hit by a sudden burst of what she thought to be perfume. Pulling back and gasping she tried to wave the air to clear some of the potent fruity smell away. Looking inside she pulled out its sole contents. A single folded piece of paper. Dropping the envelope she unfolded it.
"Congratulations!" it read in large letters at the top. Moving down a single sentence was written.
"You are--"
Suddenly her eyes unfocused. Dizziness overtook her as she held her head with her free hand to keep her balance. She looked down at her 2 inch shoes as if to make sure they weren't the source of the problem. Pushing stray hair back over her shoulder she tried to focus on the letter.
"You ... are ..." The letters started to swirl. "a--"
She had to take a break again. Her brain was just so foggy. Holding the paper she saw her cute pink nails. It was odd since they clashed with her light blue top and skirt. She pursed her lips as she tried to make sense of what was happening. Looking back at the paper she tried again.