I wake up feeling a bit distorted since I didn't get a good night sleep because there was a lot on my mind. I push my covers off me and rest my head in my palms as I try to get my bearings and understand all that has been happening so far.
Has my whole life been a lie, no, that's just being drastic, has the past five years of my life been a sham. How did I not notice the changes in almost everyone around me, what was I so absorbed in that I couldn't see what had been happening to me?
I get up from my bed and stretch my body a little bit as I stare at my room, it still looks the same as it was five years ago when Renae helped me redecorate it.
I can still picture us together plastering my pastel wallpapers and deciding what colour I wanted my little sofa to be, I can still see us lounging on my bed and discussing trivial topics. I look at the ceiling and see the drawings we drew so that we could picture the evening sky as we talked and laughed.
A laugh escapes my lips followed by many more as I run my hands through my hair and try to regain my composure. I hear the pounding in my head and I instinctively reach for my reading table drawer where I put my pills.
I take out the pill bottle and contemplate taking it, I hate how it makes me feel calm when I should be angry but right now the pounding in my head will drive me crazy before life does. I swallow a pill and take a gulp of water from the water bottle that I always have by my bedside.
I take a quick shower as I am not feeling up to having a long and languish bath, I wear a baby blue sweater with blue jeans and pack my hair into a ponytail.
I walk down the stairs as I try to remember why I was angry this morning, the living room is empty but I can hear sounds coming from the kitchen. I see Flinette making waffles and it causes a huge smile to make it's way to my face.
I hop up to her and hug her from behind as I inhale the scent of her shampoo, she looks surprised to see me but doesn't say anything and just continues with what she was doing.
"You seem to be in a good mood" she says and places waffles on a plate for me.
"I do?" I ask and place my hands on my cheeks, "is it weird?" I ask
"A little" she says, "compared to the fact that I am used to your moody and broody behaviour"
"Me? Moody?" I ask confused as I try to recollect if I have ever been like that before, "I don't think so"
She stares at me unsure of what she should say next, she places another plate opposite mine which I guess is for her and just shrugs.
"Thanks for the breakfast" I say and take a big bite from my waffle and sigh as it's wonderful taste melts in my mouth.
"Did you take them this morning?" Flinette asks
I look at her confused with a mouth filled with waffle, "Take what?"
"Your pills" She says and gets up to get herself a glass of orange juice.
"I did" I say and it finally hits me what was wrong with me. I drop my fork on the table as I feel the all too familiar feeling brewing up inside me, "fuck"
"You got that right" she says as she comes back with two glasses of orange juice, she takes a sip from a glass and sets the other one in front of me, "I thought you stopped taking them"
"I did" I say and groan, "but I had a terrible headache this morning so I had no other choice but to take them"
She sighs and reaches across the table to give my hand a reassuring squeeze, "want to hang out today?"
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Status Quo
Novela JuvenilThe pressure is on and a once normal high school life is about to become a tornado crashing through the place. Josephine's dream was to have the best Junior year that life could offer her but it seemed like life didn't want to give her the best. Dur...