Loving The Beast

Chapter 1. Moving Day?

Kinsley

'Kinsely Winston, please report to the front office.'

The class stared at me and I could feel my cheeks heating up due to the attention that was on me. I quickly packed up my stuff and left the classroom. I went downstairs and turned a few corners to the front office. I walked in and smiled when I saw Dorthy sitting there. She looked up at me and smiled.

"Hey king."

"The office called me up here?"

"I'll be right back."

She got out of the chair and went off in the back somewhere. A few moments later she came back and handed me a folder with stacks of papers in there. I looked inside and it was my school information and transcripts. Why are they giving me this?

"What's this for?" I asked.

"Your mom called and said to give those to you. Apparently, today is your last day."

"My what!" I yelled.

"That's what she said."

"Great, that's just fantastic."

"I need you to go clean out your locker and go return all of your textbooks." She smiled at me sheepishly and continued typing.

I walked out of the office to my locker, which wasn't far and put in my locker combination. I stuffed my folders, notebooks, and lose papers in my bag. I grabbed all my textbooks and walked all the way across campus to the library. I was thankful that the door was open because these books were starting to become heavy. I walked in and the books slammed down on the table causing a loud noise to echo throughout the library.

"What can I do for you?"

"I'm here to return my textbooks."

She didn't say anything and took each book one by one, scanning it.

"All clear, nothings missing."

I walked out of the library and there were still five minutes left till the last bell rang. I sat under my favorite chestnut tree, trying to calm my anger. Moving means making new friends, meeting new teachers, and I will be a new student in some new city. I closed my eyes enjoying the relaxation that was taking over my body. My head laid on the tree and a gush of wind blew past me making my hair fly in different directions.

I lifted my head up as the bell rang and students were piling out of class to go home or were heading to their after school activities. I got up and made my way onto the bus sitting in my normal seat which was in the very back. A few minutes later the bus was off and I was on my way home.

After several stops, I finally walked off the bus and headed down the familiar street that led to my house. My beautiful light blue house came into view. I walked up the stone steps and opened the door. I stood there frozen as all of our furniture was gone and there were boxes everywhere.

"Mom! Where are you?" I yelled.

"Up here, honey." She said.

I walked upstairs into my room to see that all my furniture was also gone besides my dresser.

"What's going on?" I asked.

"We're moving."

"Yeah, I got that but why all of a sudden?"

"Well, your father got a promotion and his new job is in another city."

"Why didn't you tell me sooner?"

"We barely just found out this morning. It seriously was a last-minute ordeal, Can you help me finish packing your stuff." She asked.

I bent down and tossed them in the box not even caring if it was neat.

We finished packing everything that was left in the house and then loaded it up in the moving trucks. I took one last good look at my house, surprisingly I was going to miss this place. There was so many great memories here. I'm especially going to miss the spectacular view of the moon from my window it looked so close even though it wasn't.

"King I'm sorry that you didn't have time to say goodbye to your friends." My mom said.

She rubbed her hands up and down my arms smiling at me.

"It's okay we were falling out anyways." I lied

She already had enough stress about moving and changing her job to where ever we're moving and I didn't want to add onto her stress. We got in the car and I buckled my seat belt. My dad smiled and squeezed  my hand before we stared driving down the endless roads of the highway. After driving for awhile we passed by the sign that's said.

'Now leaving Willsburg Nevada.'

I put my headphones on and turned on my music. I leaned my head against the window and looked at the tree's as we as we passed by them. Soon enough I found myself closing my eyes and going to sleep.