The morning started with me sleeping naturally. The door was locked and I was sound asleep.
How I woke up today was NOT from my alarm but instead my cousin screaming and crying frantically.
"AHHHHH!!!!!!!" I heard today, "Not again!" The voice continued. And then I could make out the sounds of sobs.
Because there was only one person I lived with, I automatically knew where the sounds came from and I went to check it out.
"Becca? Are you okay?" I asked while knocking on the door.
Becca creaked the door open only for her face to look like a full on breakout.
"Yeesh." I said, mildly disgusted.
"I don't get it." Becca said sadly. "What did I do wrong?"
"You did nothing wrong." I said, touching her face. "It's just growing up." I explained.
"Okay." Becca said,
She went to look into the mirror. "How am I going to pop all of these?"
"You're not supposed to do that actually." Blake said, you'll just make them more irritated." I told her.
"But how am I going to walk around like this?" She asked.
"You just are." I said to her kindly.
I ran to my room and came back with something. "Here." I said,
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"Come on Becca, it's really not that bad." Baylin said kindly.
"Yeah." Bentley said, "Just take off the shades."
Becca looked up at the teams with hope and removed the sunglasses Blake gave her.
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Brianna snickered a little bit but put her hand on her head. "Oh, dear." She said surprised.
"It's not that bad." Bay smiled.
"Yeah, you still look great!" Said Bentley.
"Really?" Becca said surprised.
"Of course Becca!" Baylin said, "Every teen gets acne!" She explained.
"Yeah! You're perfectly fine!" Said Bentley.
"Okay guys." Becca smiled. "I just don't know what to do at the beach this weekend." She said, looking away ashamed.
"I think you should still go." Said Blake. "I think some sunlight would be a good idea for you." He inferred.
"I don't know Blake." Said Baylin. I heard that it can make acne worse and do more harm than good." She said worried. "It can destroy skin cells which could make her zits less pronounced but ultimately hurt her more than before."
