My alarm clock blarred, making me groan and roll over. Today was the first day back at school, and I wasn't feeling it.
I sat at the edge of my bed, slouching my back as I mentally cried. I was not mentally or physically prepared for today.
I death glared my alarm clock, and crept my finger over the snooze button. Last time I did that, I slept in the whole day. I got grounded for a month.
I slapped my sneaky finger away and started to get ready.
I put on a pair of sweats and a hoodie. I slipped on my black and white Adidas and grabbed my backpack.
I brushed my teeth, and poked my curly hair. What shall I do?
I left it out and big.
I shrugged and threw my hood over my head. I pulled the strings, making my hood swallow my head.
My face was still visable, sadly.I didn't bother eating breakfast because I was already behind on time.
I caught myself running to my bus because it was starting to drive away, but then I thought about the consequences on if I didn't catch this bus. My mom would change the password to the wifi, and, Netflix. I groaned, knowing that I had to quicken the pace.
The bus driver stopped the bus, and opened the doors. I huffed as I climbed onto by the stairs.
"Assigned seats," he said, as he struggled to close the bus doors.
I pictured myself strangling the bus driver, but I put on a smile and kept it moving.
I had to sit alone since the person whom is assigned to sit with me doesn't ride the bus. And that I was perfectly fine with. I smiled to myself knowing that the others were miserable sitting with people who weren't their friends.
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I accidentally fell asleep on the bus, drool dripping from my chin."isn't that the girl everyone calls drag," whispered a girl. I no didn't open my eyes because I wanted to hear more.
"I guess. Maybe she is funner this year," whispered a boy.
No beach still boring as ever.
I mentally replied. I do that a lot.
I wiped the drool and got up from my seat, I got in the line t get off of the bus.I walked inside the school and my heart ow.
Its hurting. Too many idiots, ahh!
I laughed at myself as I grabbed my schedule I printed from our school website. It told my locker number which was the same from last year and then my schedule.
I looked at my classes. I didn't really have any friends that I wanted to be with so I was a okay in that department.
I went to my locker and put in my bookbag. I decided to go the library but Jules stopped me.
"Hey Drag, if you're up for a change this year come to my pool party," she said in a sweet tone but I knew she was being her normal. Aka, female dog.
"Nothing had changed, Jules," I said with a plain expression.
"Such a pretty face gone to waste to such a nobody. Too bad," she shrugged, still smiling as if she was complimenting me.
"I was thinking the same about you," I mocked her smiled as I walked past her.
I could feel people looking at me, but I just took that as a simple win.
"Harper!" shrieked the librarian Mrs. Raine. For some odd reason she loved me, maybe it is was because I was one of the few people who help her put away books and check them out.
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The Drag
Teen FictionHarper Jones is your typical teenager. Except she doesn't like leaving the house, and she doesn't like people. So maybe she isn't really typical. She is known around school as "The Drag" which makes new boy Hansel Martinez wonder what she is all abo...