Out with the old, In with the new.

I awoke from a perfect dream from the sound of birds chirping out my window. Today was anything but a good day. I had to go out with my friend, who is now dating my ex boyfriend. Oh joy right? Just sitting there watching them make out, while I'm actually watching the movie on the screen.  

I got up after lying in bed for thirty minutes and walked over to my closet. Mom hadn't done laundry yet so I was down to my Asking Alexandria T-shirt, and a pair of shorts. Now, I'm not going to lie, I'm not the skinniest girl in the world. I have curves which isn't always a good thing. Especially when all your friends are walking sticks. I have white hair with ice blue throughout it. My parents weren't too happy about that one. I dyed my hair to match my eyes, so they are ice blue. I've got extremely pale skin; I'm the whitest person I know. 

After I finished getting ready I walked down stairs to see my sister sitting on the couch like a slob. The usual. Her name was Mandie. She was the rudest person I knew. She hated me for no reason and made sure I knew that. 

"Hey BZ!" She yelled at me as her little green eyes saw me.

"Hey mandie..." I replied with no emotion in my voice.  

"Where are you going today? You don't have any real friends. Or boyfriend anymore." Mandie had a devious smile on her face that meant she wanted to hurt me badly before I left. 

"I'm going to the movies with Clair. Not that it's any of your business." I grabbed a granola bar and started to eat it as my mom came downstairs. 

"Stop being rude to your sister Mandie. I'll ground you." She said in that mothering tone, you know that one like when you got the 'I, 2,3!" thing when you were a kid. Mandie scoffed and continued to watch the TV. 

I got into the car and started to put my vans on. My mom followed shortly after.  

"So, what movie are you going to see?" She asked obviously trying to get me to tell her more than I would like. 

"Transformers. Heard it would be good. Lots of action, sounds perfect for today." I tried not to make it perfectly clear that I wasn't happy about today. And Even though she knew I was upset she stopped talking and pulled up next to the theater.

I was the first to arrive, of course. They were always late. I bought my ticket and sat inside the theater lobby waiting for them. I could only imagine how terrible this was going to be. I'll be sitting right next to them as they make out the whole time. No offence to Clair, but she's a bit of a slut. She flirts with every guy she see's. Even if she knows her friends like them. And don't get me started on my ex Joey. He's a player. Them both together, I give it 2 weeks tops. Neither of them can be faithful.

It was 2 minutes till previews started and they hadn't shown. "Figures always dumping me. They are probably off doing god knows what." I mumbled to myself as I walked into the theater. I didn't lie when I told my mom that this movie was perfect for today. Lots of action is fun when you're upset. Took my seat right where the bars are that you can put your feet on. I stared off as the pictures scrolled over the screen about keeping your cell phones off. Which mine was, who was going to text me anyway. I'm in a movie and most everyone else is on vacation. 

I leaned back in my chair and closed my eyes. I started to wonder what it would be like to find a guy that is completely everything you want, well that most want anyway. Sweet, charming, Fun, Outgoing. Real prince material. I let out a sigh as I heard someone ask, "Is this seat taken?" His voice was deep, but not too deep like creepy story teller. The soothing kind, it lured you in. I opened my eyes to see a boy around 17 or 18 standing there with a smile on his face. He had long blonde hair with choppy bangs and layers, eyes so dark they could be black and almost flawless skin. I quickly sat up in my chair and pushed one side of my hair behind my ear. "No its not, go ahead." I replied obviously shy.