I woke up the next morning and was still in a state of shock. When I opened my eyes, I kept wondering if last night had actually just been another bad dream.I drew the curtains to let some daylight into the room and when I looked to the right of my bed, I saw my Cat Woman outfit lying on my bedroom chair. After seeing this, I knew straight away that last night was real and I felt sad.
The negative feelings from last night came rushing back through my body. Anger against Ethan just bubbled up inside of me. How could I have fancied him? How could I have believed that he was only into me?
And why hadn't I foreseen any of this happening in any of my dreams? Why had the universe not send me clairvoyant dreams of all of this? I just couldn't understand.
I kept looking back and regretting my actions. Ethan was being so charming to me and I fell for it! But all that time, he was also flirting with other girls and clearly was just a player.
All of this fake behaviour caused me to turn on my own sister. How could I have done this? I felt so bad for stealing Sophia's passport. All these regrets just kept running through my head.
I also realized how fake my other friends had been to me. Kayleigh was just another fake girl that was hungry for popularity. Amelia was never truly a friend to me either. Now I realized that all of Amelia's so-called projects were just secret dates with Ethan.
Everything just made my stomach churn. Regret, after regret, after regret. I realized that I had given too much attention to people that didn't really matter. I should've really put all my attention towards my school work.
I realized it was time for me to submit an application to start viewing sixth form colleges. I was determined to move on to college and leave Lowlands High behind. I no longer wanted to be a part of a place that was affecting me negatively.
Suddenly there was a knock on my bedroom door. 'Olivia are you feeling better after last night?' asked Sophia. 'Yes Soph, I just had a very gassy stomach,' I replied.
'Ok darling. I'm glad you're feeling better. I am spending this weekend with Samuel but I will be more free to talk and catch up next week so we'll speak soon,' she said.
The weekend went by slower than a snail. I watched Netflix and read books to take my mind off what I had seen on Friday night. By Sunday evening, I felt renewed and ready to face school again.
Monday morning came around pretty quickly and before I could blink, I was already in the school grounds walking to the Admissions Office to pick up an application form for viewing Sixth Form Colleges. As I was walking, I could see my favourite Madam walking towards me.
It could only be the wonderful and graceful Kayleigh, flicking her hair like a shampoo advert and trying so hard to look pristine. I looked straight at her but Kayleigh pretended to look the other way. I was dumbfounded.
All this time I had thought she was genuinely a well liked and friendly individual. Her moodiness and madam-ish behaviour at the shopping centre and now this too. I couldn't take this kind of behaviour and I knew it was going to cause problems for me.
Just after this, I saw Sophia and Samuel walking towards me and Sophia winked at me. I felt better after seeing Soph. It made me realize that our relationship was getting better.
I arrived at the Admissions Office and asked for an application form for viewing colleges. The Admissions Officer gave me a form and asked me to list all the colleges I wanted to visit in the borough and the dates I wanted to visit too. 'Please also get this form signed by a parent or guardian. Thanks.'
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Divine Seers
Ficțiune adolescențiSensitive but smart, Olivia Clifton moves from leafy Surrey to the noisier suburbs of north west London with her older sister Sophia and parents when her father changes jobs. She is faced with a new type of school, new girls, new boys and although w...