Dreams Of A Youth

31. doomsday

1st november, 2021

"Liv! Are you up yet?" Leah calls out to get her sisters' attention from where she's standing at the bottom of the stairs, "Liv?" She repeats when she doesn't hear any noise from upstairs.

"No luck?" Jordan wonders as she sips her mug of coffee.

Leah huffs and pinches the bridge of her nose, "I swear if she's still in bed then I won't be happy," She mumbles.

"I hate to say it but I think she might still be asleep," The older girl chuckles in amusement, "You might have to go up there and find out yourself."

"Yeah you're right there," Leah states, glancing up the stairs in hopes that her sister would appear, "I'm gonna have to go wake her up or she's going to be late for school at this rate." She explains in realisation when she looks at the watch briefly and realised that times' ticking on.

"Good luck," Jordan jokes.

"Might need it," The blonde defender remarks as she starts to climb the stairs, reaching her sisters' bedroom to find her still fast asleep in her bed, "Unbelieveable." She mutters to herself.

Taking in the sight of the youngsters bedroom, shes' astounded to find the once clean room looking like a complete bombsite in the space of 24 hours; Clothes that she swore were neatly hung up in the wadrobe were now sprawled all over the floor, so it could be barely walked through, the girls' schoolwork completely tossed aside on her desk along with the several missing cups/glasses and plate that had gone missing and the teenager swore she hadn't seen.

"Liv, up!" Leah's firm with her words, definitely not in the mood for her sisters' usual antics in the morning and going straight to the point of tearing the duvet off the girl without giving her much time to protest.

"Wha-- Leah, what the hell?!" Olivia grumbles, not a fan of being woken up as she tiredly opens her eyes to take in the sight of her older sister. "Haven't you ever heard of waking someone up peacefully?" She asks.

"I've been shouting you for the last half an hour, kid," Leah scoffs and moves to open the curtains in the teenagers' bedroom. "You do know what time it is?" She asks.

"No, but I do know its' still early for me to be awake," Olivia sarcastically remarks as she tries to adjust to being woken up at what feels like the crack of dawn. "Why do you look so annoyed? I'm the one thats' been woken up this early!"

"Liv, its' almost half 7. Did it slip your mind that you start back at school today?" Leahs' quick to tell her sister while in disbelief that she forgot. "Why didn't you set an alarm?" She questions.

"Oh, shit. That's what I forgot to do," Olivia mumbles, having a feeling that she did forget to do something last night but just ignored it and climbed into bed after she rushed to finish the homework she was assigned several weeks ago following her suspension.

"Oi, watch your language!" Leah scolds her sister as she shoots her pointed look. "Get up and get ready for school before you're late. Your uniform is in the wardrobe-- Oh and when your home later, you're cleaning this room up; It's a pig-sty!" She states, firmly.

Olivia can't help but roll her eyes, "It's not even that bad," Still props herself up in bed and lets' out another yawn as shes' finding it hard to adjust to the early wake up, "Give us a minute. It's still early and I'm not even awake yet!" She doesn't mean to snap but she does.

Leah scoffs and shakes her head in disagreement, "Not that bad? Liv, you can't even see the floor! I'm fed up of having this same argument with you about your bedroom day in, day out; Your cleaning it up when you're home later on-- And while you're at it, you can brings all the cups, glasses and the plate down that you told me you didn't have in here!" She tells her, raising her eyebrow as she glances between her sister and the 'missing' items.