I Think, Therefore It Is

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Jana pov

I roll out of bed to fall flat on my face.

Great.

I finally manage to sit up off my red carpet and glare at my red bed, (if you havent noticed, red is my favorite color), as if it's the cause for school being in the morning.

Bleh. Why do I even have to go to school.

"Whatever, I'll survive." Not.

After multiple attempts, I manage to get up and take a shower.

Struggling to get my bright red and black hair to cooperate, I finally manage to get it to stay pulled up in a pretty style from pinterest.

You didn't think I meant that did you? Nah. I brushed it and left it down.

I ran downstairs to my mom and dad sitting at the kitchen island having coffee. I make a face at them. Eww coffee. Gross.

I hate coffee.

"I'm going to the store after school, want anything?" I look at my dad, who's hair has recently been dyed to a light brown color. He always dyes it.

My mom has milk chocolate brown straight hair, so it was a surprise when I ended up having black hair with bright red streaks through it.

I was so lost in my thoughts I didn't notice my mom waving a grocery list and a couple of twenty dollar bills in my face yelling 'Earth to Jana, Houston, we have a problem' over and over again until the grocery list gave me a paper cut.

"Hey, what was that for?" I yelp, glaring at my mom, holding my hand, looking between my mom, who looked slightly amused, and my dad who was trying to hide a snicker in his coffee cup.

"You guys are messed up!" I whine at my parents.

That was it. They both burst out laughing while I say, " Its true!"

"No it's not!" My mom hiccups, still fighting off giggles.

"I think, therefore it is!" I grab the list and money, walking out the door to my Mini Cooper. My baby.

My car is a red Mini Cooper with white rims. It is my baby, no denying it.

I get in my car and begin the horrible commute to school, unaware of the boy in the shadows, waiting until I drove away, then melting into the darkness.

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