Dakota was a professional model, known for her versatility and her willingness to take on unconventional assignments. On this particular day, she found herself on a set that was anything but ordinary. She was there for a unique photoshoot involving green slime, something she had never experienced before.

Dakota stood in the open air, two massive buckets of green slime beside her. The thick, gooey substance looked nothing short of revolting. Her outfit, consisting of a bright white ribbed crop top, light blue daisy duke denim shorts, white baggy slouch socks, and a pair of white canvas Keds tennis shoes, was pristine. Her hair and makeup were immaculate.

As the first bucket of green slime was tipped over, Dakota couldn't help but cringe. The slimy mess cascaded over her, drenching her outfit and messing up her carefully styled hair and makeup. It was a sticky, chunky ordeal that she had never anticipated.

"Ugh, I can't believe I have to get splashed outdoors for a modeling shoot," Dakota muttered, trying to keep her composure.

She quickly grabbed a towel to clean herself off, but just as she began to towel her hair dry, a surprise awaited her. The second bucket of green goo splashed down unexpectedly, coating her once again. Dakota's towel was now ruined, and she felt utterly exasperated.

"Seriously?" Dakota exclaimed, wiping slime from her face. "This is a disaster!"

She complained about how the gooey mess had destroyed her outfit, making her look like a character from a science fiction movie. The taste was repulsive, and she couldn't wait to get it out of her mouth.

Finally, Dakota decided that she had had enough. She stripped down to her bikini, determined to rid herself of the offensive green slime. As she washed herself off, she couldn't help but feel that this was the most embarrassing and unusual modeling job she had ever taken on.

Looking up, Dakota was suddenly splashed with clean water, and she couldn't help but whine about the sudden wetness. Though the experience had been far from glamorous, she knew it would make for a memorable story to share with her friends in the industry.