Stuttering I looked at her, "Um...I...I was looking for the bathroom."
She raised her brows at me, "Seriously?"
I saw movement come from behind her, "Alice what's going on?" Travis appeared and his eyes fell on me, "Aria...what are you doing?"
"Bathroom?" I asked as innocently as possible.
He nodded down the hall, "Last door on the left."
"Thanks." I replied quickly before rushing away from them. Alice glaring daggers into my back.
Before I had fully disappeared from sight I heard Alice say, "Snoop as well as a snob."
I locked the door to the bathroom before turning toward the mirror. My cheeks were burning and I slapped the palm of my hand against my forehead, "Idiot, idiot, idiot." I whispered to myself. I had been in this house less than a day and I'd already made an enemy. If Alice hadn't really hated me before then, she would now.
Recovering as best I could, I washed the make-up off my face and got into the shower. Allowing the hot water to soak away the dirtiness from travelling I felt, I washed through my hair and relaxed a little.
After a long while I got out and dried myself off, applying some cacao scented moisturiser to my skin I combed through my hair and put on the shirt and some boy shorts pyjama bottoms. Once done I opened the door and as quietly as I could crept down the hall toward my room, I glanced in preparation at the door to Alice's bedroom to make sure I didn't disturb the beast and promptly ran straight into something.
"Are you okay?" Travis said apologetically as I stooped to collect the things that had fallen from my grasp.
I waved a hand dismissively in the air, "Yeah, yeah I'm fine." I began to look up, "I wasn't looking..."
I gulped as my view came ab height and I was faced with a six pack, I brought my brain back, "Where I was going."
Standing up fully I grinned awkwardly at him. He handed me a towel and scratched the back of his neck, tensing his bicep. My distracted eyes drifted and I forced myself to look back at his face. Which wasn't that difficult.
His eyes looked amusedly at me, "I have a feeling you're going to be nothing but trouble."
Shaking my head I bit my lip, "I wouldn't dream of it."
"You smell of chocolate." He said abruptly.
I chuckled slightly, "Thank you, I guess."
"It's nice."
We'd fallen into a conversation of nothingness and he decided to end it, "Well I'd better go have a shower." He began walking off down the corridor.
I nodded at him, "Okay, goodnight."
Turning around suddenly he frowned at me, "Aria?"
I raised my brows, "Yeah?"
"Just ignore Alice. She'll come out of it."
I saluted, turning to enter my room, bumping my head on the door frame.
"Ouch. Stupid door."
After getting into bed I realised that the small window was perfect to look out of and despite the sun having already set there was still a glow illuminating the fields and the mountains which was peaceful.
Grabbing my phone of the side I tapped Kelsey's number and waited for her to pick up.
"Hey babe, how's life as a cowgirl?"
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Life One Summer [On Hold]
Roman pour AdolescentsAria was looking forward to her usual L.A. style summer before her senior year. But when her parents decide to send her off to live with family friends on a ranch in Colorado for the entire summer she is pissed. Not only is she a complete city girl...