Adenzia Girl Dreamer

Chapter 1: Wake Up

What are dreams? Human beings work off dreams. It's what drives them to keep going. They guide us to a future that we envision for ourselves. They shape the way we are, they shape the way we act, they shape who we are.

"Hey! Wake up sleepy head." A voice said.

The sleeping girl slowly opened her eyes, her room light was blinding. She opened her eyes and pushed her snow white hair out of her face. She looked towards the door and it was her older sister.

"Good morning Adenzia, you're finally up." Her sister said. "Now hurry up and get ready, you're gonna be late for your first day back at school. I'm driving you there."

The girl, Adenzia let out a sigh, as her sister left the room and shut the door. She rubbed her eyes. She looked around her messy room, trying to remember where she chose to charge her phone that night, not realising it was right next to her. She did a big stretch and got out of bed, she proceeded to fall face first on her floor.

Adenzia Emily Moon, born December 31st 2006, making her 14. She was born in the small city of Peersdale, Ontario. Her parents are Rose and George Moon, her sister's name Samantha, but she'd always prefer being called Sammy because Samantha sounded too preppy for her. Her family is well known and respected in the city, due to her dad and uncle being the best car repair men in the city, despite that, Adenzia is the least respected out of the family, she has no clue why that is though. She lives with her mom, after her father passed away and her sister moved out to live in an apartment with her husband. Adenzia has never had many friends as she's grown up, she's really only had six friends, two of which she was only friends with up until grade 1, the other one she hadn't talked to in almost three years. She's stuck with the same three friends for the longest time and she wouldn't have it any other way.

Adenzia still felt dazed from just waking up, she just kind of laid face first on her floor for a bit. She heard a creak coming from the corner of her room, her closet door was opening. Out from her closet came one of her puppies.

Adenzia had one dog and two puppies. The adult's name was Goldie, and the two puppies were named Martha and Mars. She got Goldie for her 7th birthday, about two years after her father passed away. Martha and Mars were born just before this year's summer. Adenzia had been having a rough time before they were born, not even Goldie could help her through the tough time, but once the puppies were born, it was like Adenzia was never sad.

The puppy that came out of the closet was Mars. He galloped to Adenzia, jumping over the clutter on the floor. He got to Adenzia and started licking her face and barking.

Adenzia giggled. "Ya, ya, I get it Mars, I'm getting up." Adenzia put her hand on Mars' head and ruffled his fur.

Adenzia picked Mars up, and put him on her bed. She re-adjusted the oversized shirt she was wearing. She stepped over the mess in her room to get to her mirror. Her clothes were scattered all over the floor from the night before when she was looking for an outfit for today. She was too tired to clean up her mess at that time, she still was. She looked at herself in the mirror, she was caught off guard a bit. Her snow white hair looked like a bird's nest, strands of it going everywhere. Her bright green eyes had heavy dark circles under them. She quickly ran to grab a brush off her dresser to brush her hair. She frantically went back to the mirror and brushed her hair. It looked a lot better than what it looked like a few seconds ago. She grabbed a water bottle off her dresser and poured some water on her hand. She took her hand and rubbed her face with it, she then used the end of her shirt to dry off her face. She looked back in the mirror, she looked a lot better now.

She went to put on the outfit she picked out for herself. A black skirt, a blue sweater with a pink stripe, grey socks, a dark grey beanie with pins on it, and a necklace with an orange heart on it. It was a gift from a friend of hers who's been in a different city for two years now. They haven't had any contact with each other throughout the two years.