Lovestruck (A One Direction Fiction)

Chapter 5

Leah

"RING! RING! RING!"

Ugh! Stupid alarm clock! Let me just turn this off and—

"CLICK!"

Finally! It's been turned—

"Good morning sweetheart! Time to get up because you have school today." Mom said that but in a form of a song.

"I know mom! Jeez..." I said annoyed.

"Get in the shower, put some clothes, go downstairs, and eat breakfast. Okay?" She commanded me. Well, it's not really a command 'cause it's my morning routine after all.

"Okay." I responded.

"I'll be downstairs if you need my help, okay?"

"Yeah, yeah mom. Thanks."

"Welcome. Now go to shower or you'll be late for class."

"Gotta go."

I stepped in the shower and stripped naked. I turned on the shower and started wetting my body with the cold water. I think I have the same classes as Harold have. I really miss him so much. Even though he is my neighbor and it's just 12 hours since I last saw him, yeah! I have English, Mathematics, Science, and History before lunch while I have Arts, Char. Ed., and Music after lunch. I hope that he has the same schedule as I have. We're both freshmen in this school. And you're thinking why is he in freshmen years while he is 16? He got some bad grades at freshmen years, when he was 14. He still got bad grades when he was at 15, freshmen year also. So in total, he got freshmen years for 3 years now! If we got the same schedule for the rest of the semester, I will teach him to improve more and more and to experience sophomore, junior, and senior years without getting stuck in another year. I will make his years flawless. Such a good girlfr— wait, you're not his girlfriend Leah! Stop it! Just continue showering and do your morning routine already!

"Hey mom!" I said to her as I arrived at the dining room. And after that, I kissed her cheek. "Hey Alvin!" I said that to him as I cuddled him.

"Quit it Leah! You're making me like a little boy!"

"You are a little boy, silly!"

"I am not."

"Yes. You are!"

"I am n—"

"Okay, okay. Stop you two. It's early in the morning and you two got school today." She said stopping our arguement. "Don't let your tantrum let you down and ignore your sister, Alvin. She's your sister after all and that argument was for fun. Don't take it seriously, okay?" She added. She is such a good mom. I love the way she talks to us, even if it's only for our own good.

"I love you mom!" I said to her changing the subject.

"And for you missy! Eat that food of yours and be prepared for school." She said commanding me.

"Okay, okay. Chill mom!"

"I am chill."

"No, you're not."

"Yes I am."

"No you're n—"

"Okay, okay. I get it." She cut off my sentence.