I woke up with a killer headache, and I groaned. I stood up, and flinched when my floor was so cold. I walked towards my dresser, and put on some socks. I smiled, and walked over to my closet that was filled with only a few dresses, and long sleeved shirts. I pulled out a random (rare) short sleeved gray shirt, and went back to my dresser, and grabbed a pair of black leggings. I took off my tank top, and saw in the long length mirror, my body. I twirled around slowly keeping my gaze on my own reflection.
I bit the inside of my cheek, and sucked in my breath moving in my stomach, and revealing my ribs. I gasped, and fell onto my bed. I laid on my bed with only my bra on recovering from the terrible sight. I rubbed my eyes from tiredness, and sat up. I grabbed my gray shirt, and slipped it over my head, and over my flat chest. I stood up, and put each of my legs one at a time inside my black leggings. I leaned down to pull out my maroon converse from under my bed, and slipped them on my small feet.
I untied my hair from my messy pony tail from my sleep, and combed through my golden colored hair, and let it fall gracefully around my shoulders like a cape. I looked in the mirror, and widened my eyes seeing a thigh gap showing. I looked down at my leggings, and it was true. I felt a tiny bit good about myself. I went around my room collecting my school stuff and putting them all inside my black jansport book bag.
I looked in the mirror once again just looking at my long body, and at my long legs. I twisted my body to see my flat butt. I remember being all chunky in all the wrong places, I still am, but I was worse before. I stood straight in the mirror, and I slowly lifted up my face to see my own reflection. I took in the sight of my face that looked as if it were slowly dying. My eyes had bags under them, and I sighed. My lips were so chapped, and I groaned. My cheeks were slowly getting shaped that you could see my cheek bones, and I wasn't so sure I liked how I looked. I was still fat.
I quickly ran down the hall to the bathroom to fix the whole mess happening in my face. I opened the mirror to see the cabinet, and pulled out someone's makeup. I'll just borrow a little bit, before putting make up on, I washed my face, and brushed my teeth. Once my teeth were shining I smiled. I patted down some makeup around my bags, not knowing what I really was doing. I took out my chap stick from my pocket, and slid it over my lips.
Once I was done adjusting the make up to fix how sad I looked I walked back into my room. I grabbed a jean jacket and put that on, and grabbed my book bag. I walked outside my room. I never go outside of my room. Only for school, and when I am forced to eat, and to use the bathroom. I hopped down the long flight of stairs to be greeted with the boys I have to walk to school with.
"Can we go now?" I asked lightly.
"No, we're waiting on your boyfriend," some kid replied making my body get some insane amount of heat overcoming it. I took a step back shocked at how hot I got all of a sudden, "stop blushing, christ." I looked at him weirdly. Was that what it was?
"Oh, um, he's not my boyfriend." The heat soon passed away from my face. I sighed in relief that it was over.
"Yeah, sure." He said not believing me. I wouldn't believe myself either. Eric goes around saying how we are perfect for each other, but then again goes around kissing other girls. Boys are confusing. My phone lit up, and I looked down at it.
Twitter
@NashGrier: you better have a damn good day today
I smiled, and retweeted it. I put my phone in my pocket, and Eric was taking too long.
"I'm leaving, he takes longer than a girl."
"You can't."
"Watch me." I opened the big wooden door, and walked out with a fresh breeze of air hitting me in the face. I smirked at all of the shocked faces looking at me, and closed the door. I walked down the streets. Who needs them?
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Savior ↠ Nash G.
FanfictionCara was forced to buy a journal by her guidance counselor, and she writes all of her thoughts and feelings. And they're very dark. That is until she finds someone on the internet to be her reason to keep living, Nash Grier. She just wants to meet h...
