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Oh boy, Halloween. Roxie didn't normally celebrate, but it was time to hang out with friends AND get free candy. What could be more awesome? She'd gone through a million ideas, but somehow they all circled back to trying to make Liv a little happier. She'd had a rough summer and Roxie knew half her time had just been trying to pretend she was fine. As the days crept closer to Halloween, Roxie would occasionally sneak into the fourth year dorms and borrow some of Liv's clothes. Any time she was asked, she played innocent, especially when Liv was trying to locate items. It'd all be worth it!

Before the party, Roxie dressed in all the pilfered gear, tying her long hair up in a "grunge" sort of style and using some charms to temporarily dye it black. It then took some time to put on the same heavy makeup she'd seen her friend wear many times before. Setting her guitar on its stand by her bed, Roxie slung the empty case over her shoulder so she could use it to transport candy. Perfect! She looked just like she'd hoped! Now all that was left was to sneak back into Liv's room and carefully lift Lilac from her terrarium. Thankfully the snake was incredibly docile!

With Lilac draped around her neck, it was time to head to the party! Roxie hurried down the stairs, then out the door. They were supposed to meet outside, after all. Sure enough, Roxie spotted Liv near the colorful campfire. Or.... someone that looked like a Liv from the old days?! "What are you wearing, Liv?" She laughed, walking over to her best friend. Roxie was trying to contain her giggles, knowing Liv would quickly figure out where all her missing items had gone over the week.

As soon as Liv turned around, she had broken into laughs. Roxie joined in, a bright smile on her face as she laughed along. "It is!" She nodded, gesturing to the outfit she wore. She had stolen it all from Liv, of course. Apparently her plan had gone off perfectly, given that Liv seemed overjoyed about the outfit. When Liv noticed Lilac, she about collapsed before plopping down. "The only thing that's not yours are my boots, but I color-charmed them. My feet are a little smaller than yours and I didn't want to break an ankle. Plus, Lilac definitely needed to join in! It's why I've had you let me hold her all week. I wanted to make sure she was acclimated to me."

Roxie listened to Liv explain her outfit, saying she'd stolen it from her mum's closet, save the glasses, which she bought. "I would've let you borrow a book of mine if I knew, but I'd like to keep the pages tidy!" She teased her friend, nudging her shoulder. At the next question, Roxie shook her head. "Absolutely not! It's a color-charm as well. I'm not going to dark dye my blonde hair. It'd take forever to get back out!" That, she knew firsthand. Working in a salon for years tended to provide that knowledge. But when Liv smirked again, Roxie couldn't help but giggle.