Where Autumn Meets Blue

All Aboard!

Meena's Morning
"MEENA! HONEY GET READY! YOU HAVE A HOUR TO GET READY!" Meena's mother, Jade, yells from down the stairs. "Ugh...." Meena groans while stepping out of the pastel blue bed. "Shit, gotta hurry." Meena realizes as she looks at her clock. She puts on her uniform, a white shirt and green/white skirt, with her black converse. As she hurries to her bathroom she grabs her contact case on her wardrobe. When she makes it in the bathroom she fixes her hair into a messy bun thinking of changing it into a messy fishtail braid in the bus. She brushes her teeth, washes her face, puts on a small amount of perfume, puts on mascara and to top it off, puts on her diamond blue earrings with her silver bracelet with her name engraved in it. Before she runs out the bathroom to get some toast she goes back to the bathroom mirror and opens her contact case. In that case was brown colored contacts. Meena could see perfectly well it's just her eyes are... Different. She doesn't want to seem like an attention whore at school so she always covers her sky blue eyes, well their suppose to be sky blue like the rest of her family, but they are very bright like if a husky had blue eyes. No one knows why, but they cause to much attention that Meena convinced her parent to get her different colored contacts and since she was 10 she's hidden her eyes from the public. Now Meena's 15 starting her first year of high school. "Stupid eyes..... Wouldn't have to do this everyday if you were like mom's and dad's." Meena says as she struggles putting them on and looks in the mirror at her, now, brown colored eyes and sighs. As she rushes down the stairs she checks her phone, 10 more minutes until everyone has to aboard the bus for school. "Sis! Come on the bus will be here any minute! Don't wanna be late for the first day of school!" Zane yells from the front door. "I GET IT LET ME GET MY BREAKFAST AND LUNCH! Geez." Meena is now irritated. She grabs a piece of buttered toast and her lunch bag. "Bye mom! Bye dad!" She says hugging them from the shoulder, disgusted as she just witnessed them making out in the kitchen. "Bye Hun!" They both say not minding being caught by their daughter. Zane and Meena head down the street and wait at the bus stop. "Do you have bleach, Zane?" Meena asks while catching her breath. "No? Why." Zane says not having to catch his breath, he was pretty athletic compared to Meena, she plays volleyball and other sport but not often. "I just witness mom and dad making out on the kitchen counter. They didn't even react when I interupted!" Meena explained as the bus made its stop. "Well who would want to after enjoying something so wonderful!" Oh, yeah did I tell you Zane was a ladies man? Well now I did. Meena rolled her eyes as she found a seat near the window and Zane slides in the same seat. As Zane looks to his right a girl catches his eye. "Hot fuck!" Meena and him are used to cussing with each other, but their parents don't know. "Which girl is it again." Meena says as she lazily turns her head to where a blonde haired, perfectly tanned colored girl catches her eyes. "ZANE!" Meena slaps his head. "OW! What the hell!" "That's Louise! She's my best friend." Meena says disgusted as she waves to Louise. "So she's hot!" Zane says, "Oh you will not lay a hand on here, you- you fuck boy." Meena says to Zane. "Ouch. That hurt Meena. I'm still a virgin anyways." He says over dramatically putting his hand over his heart. "Hey Meena! Uh, h-hello Zane." Louise greets them as she sits at the chair across from them. "Sup, Louise." Zane says cooly. "Oh hell no." Meena says switching spots with Zane. "BEHAVE." Meena yells at the two of them. "All aboard!" Zane yells out as the bus door closes, "Zane this is a school bus not a train, sweetie." Meena informs him. They sat there in an awkward aura during the whole bus ride. Meena was a different person with the people she was close to her, she was much more talkative and enthusiastic around people she knew, but when she's around strangers she always tenses up and she puts her head down more often while walking through school. Today was gonna be different.