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Velvet & Vanity and Vanessa · Ch.10
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A crowned woman in a purple suit and long cape raises a spray can beside a woman in a black hat and suit with her arms crossed, beneath the words “VELVET & VANITY” and purple graffiti reading “and Vanessa.”
A tiara-wearing woman in a purple dress angrily holds up a magazine while a seated purple-haired woman looks at her phone and a man in a black suit stands behind her.
Vanessa, wearing a tiara and purple dress, gestures while holding a magazine as a purple-haired woman looks at her phone from a chair and a man in a black suit stands behind her.
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A crowned woman in a purple suit and long cape raises a spray can beside a woman in a black hat and suit with her arms crossed, beneath the words “VELVET & VANITY” and purple graffiti reading “and Vanessa.”
A tiara-wearing woman in a purple dress angrily holds up a magazine while a seated purple-haired woman looks at her phone and a man in a black suit stands behind her.
Vanessa, wearing a tiara and purple dress, gestures while holding a magazine as a purple-haired woman looks at her phone from a chair and a man in a black suit stands behind her.

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Vanessa decides she has had enough of the negative press from Velvet & Vanity magazine, hence she does the only logical thing. She buys it.

Page 1

The crowned woman in purple holds up a spray can; the woman in a black hat and suit stands beside her with her arms crossed. Text: “VELVET & VANITY” and “and Vanessa.” There is no dialogue.

Page 2

The tiara-wearing woman holds up a magazine reading “VELVET & VANITY” and “DUCHESS TAKES A DIP!” and says, “Not again! Roddy, do you see this drivel?” The man standing behind the seated purple-haired woman says, “Appalling, Your Grace.”

Page 3

In an ornate sitting room, Vanessa holds a magazine and gestures toward a purple-haired woman seated with a phone; a man in a black suit stands behind the seated woman. Vanessa: “I’m fed up with this magazine always documenting my worst moments.” Purple-haired woman: “You mean, the truth?”

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