I could hear the annoying beeping sound of my alarm ringing loudly. I lazily reached out to my phone, opened my right eye halfway, and swiped on the screen to turn it off.
I hate mornings, I thought as I shuffled inside of my white sheets. I couldn't get myself to get off my bed.
I groaned and stood up quickly, trying to get my thoughts back into my mind. My hair was all over the place and I felt as if I were a zombie. I could feel the dirty morning taste in my mouth and I had the urge to brush my teeth.
With a sigh, I walked lazily to my bathroom, while tripping and moving all over the place.
I opened the door and went into my pink-walled bathroom. I looked straight in the mirror and grimaced at my own reflection. My face was so disastrous - I couldn't even explain it.
I put my right hand on the counter top, leaning my weight against the surface. Then, I began to brush my teeth.
Today is not going to be a good day, I thought as I thought about being half asleep in class, I could envision it. Wait a minute, I stopped brushing my teeth. My eye's widened and my jaw dropped in sync, I totally had forgotten about yesterday's events. I wanted to puke.
The video, everyone would be talking about the video.
"shit," I muttered under my breath as I brushed by teeth vigorously. I could imagine Nicole and Daniel taunting me in my head.
Just then my phone beeped, I looked over to my screen, to see who had texted me.
Cole: Do you want to go to school together?
My cheeks began to flush and I smiled happily after I read the text. I spit the toothpaste out and gurgled the water, then I cleaned the area around my mouth with a towel.
Me: Sure, what time are you going to come?
His response came back super quick, making me feel happy.
Cole: In thirty minutes, is that okay with you?
I looked over at the clock, it was 7:20 and school started at 8:15. Yup, I could do everything in twenty minutes. Plus, we would have time to talk to Turner.
I responded with a quick yes and then washed my face with water and soap, then I dried my face and smothered lotion all over. I debated if I should wear makeup or not, but decided that I should. I didn't want to look like a zombie on a day like this. I was going to show everyone that I wasn't someone to mess with.
But alas, I had to do everything quick, since I only had thirty minutes. I quickly got out my foundation, dabbed it on my skin, and blended it out with my beauty blender. Thankfully, today was a good skin day so I didn't need to apply foundation. Next, I lightly put on matte powder with my brush and then decided to contour my face with my highlighter and bronzer.
"Beauty is pain", I grumbled as I applied the bronzer to where it should be. Makeup was a pain in the ass but I was going to suck it up.
This was my logic. If I go to school, looking like the zombie I usually am, people are going to think I were sad due to the whole event. I mean, although I dress like that usually, people tend to make assumptions still. And that would make me seem weak and I hated being weak. But, if I looked fabulous, then both the school and Nicole would be surprised.
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The Artificial Bad Boy
Teen Fiction"He's just an artificial bad boy." "He may beat up, threaten, and make people bleed. But he may possibly be one of the most nicest people I have ever met." I know it sounds like a typical bad boy story, and the plot does revolve around that topic. B...
