Chapter 2

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Willow~~~~

Thump.

I sat up on the floor beside my bed, now wide awake. What the heck? I looked behind me at my bed, trying to figure out why I was now on the floor, instead of my nice, warm bed. Sure enough, my father was standing over it with a stupid grin on his face. My eyes narrowed.

"What was that for?" I asked venomously.

"Happy first day of school! You're already late!"

I looked over at my alarm clock, and sure enough, it was 7:45. School started in an hour, hardly even enough time for a shower.

"Ah, crap!" I exclaimed. I scrambled to stand up and run out of my room and across the hall to the bathroom. I showered quickly, forgoing any form of conditioner. I knew I was going to reget it eventually, but who shows up late to the first day? I toweled my hair off like a crazy person and ran to get dressed. 

Opening my closet door, I plucked my favorite navy ruffled top, bootcuts and silver Toms from their respective places. It's these times wher I'm glad I'm an anal-retentive freak. The clothes hurriedly got themselves onto my frame, and I grabbed my make up bag, toothbrush and toothpaste and turned to walk out my room.

I ate my cereal in a hurry and brushed my teeth at the kitchen sink afterwards. Spitting and setting the brush down by the basin, I checked the oven clock. 8:15. I breathed a small sigh of relief. 

"Didn't know you could get ready so fast, Willow."

I turned around to where my dad stood holding a cup of coffee. 

"What can I say, dad? I have mad skizzles. But I'm leaving now."

"Alright, drive carefully. I don't have time today to visit you in the hospital."

I rolled my eyes at him.

"I'll keep that in mind. Wouldn't want to intrude on your busy schedule, or anything."

He chuckled a little, pulled me into a hug and pushed me towards the door. I grabbed my make up bag, keys and school bag and hurried out the door and down the steps. I drove to school leisurely, I had half an hour now to make it to first period. The makeup made it's way onto my face at every stoplight I hit.

Pulling into a parking spot, I walked towards the entrance through the courtyard. I noticed a blonde girl sitting by herself. I checked the clock on my phone to see what time it was. I had ten minutes, so I figured I had enough time to say hello. I walked over to her table, plopped down, and said hi.

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