Chapter 3
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I woke up in the morning feeling dirty, like I'd just woken up in a swamp. Ugh. I thought I'd be having a good day, until I remembered that I had to pack because I was going to Cormac.
I climbed out of bed to my wardrobe so I could grab some fresh and made my way to the shower so I could at least feel fresh. As I left my wardrobe, someone knocked on the door.
"Who is it?" I slurred.
"It's me," came a voice.
Ugh, Michelle.
"Yes?" I replied.
She came in. Actually, I was surprised she was even up here. Was she going to apologise and say, 'forget the whole camp? I was hopping.
"Here's you equipment and needs list," she said, stretching her arm out to me.
Nope, I was totally wrong. Completely opposite from what I was hoping.
"Thanks," I mumbled, taking it from her and placing it on my bed.
I brushed past her and went into the bathroom, turning the shower on at the perfect temperature.
I stood in the shower for a while until I felt like getting out.
I dried myself and got dressed. I did my hair but wasn't bothered with make-up.
I came back to my room and peered at my bed, remembering the list. I stopped what I was doing and grabbed it.
Here is your list for your stay at Cormac Camp for Youth's. (CCFY)
1. Sleeping bag and/or sheets and dooner
2. Pillow + pillow case
3. Torch + extra batteries
4. Snacks
5. Clothes, warm and cool + socks
6. Undergarments
7. Toiletries
- Soaps
- Shampoo and conditioner
- Brush
-Toothbrush + Toothpaste
8.Walking shoes + normal shoes
9. Backpack
10. Sunscreen
11. Bug repellant
12. Whistle
13. If camera wanted, only cheap 'disposable'
14. Book/magazines
15. Binoculars
16. Tissues
17. Hand wipes
18. Notepad + pen
19. Possibly a padlock is lockers are givenGee, there was a lot to get. Some of those I had, most of them.
I grabbed my bag and put my shoes on and placed the list in my bag. I climbed down the stairs. What did I feel like for breakfast? Maybe I could get something on the way there.
I reached the lounge to find dad watching TV.
"Good morning sweetheart,' he smiled, 'where are you going?"
"Morning dad, 'just down to the shops to buy my essentials," I replied, looking down at the ground.
I heard dad sigh.
"You can talk to me now, Michelle's gone to work."
I immediately looked up and moved my way to the lounge. He moved over slightly to make more room.
"I know you did this so she doesn't break up with you," I said, starting the conversation.
He sighed.
"My daughter always comes before any other women,' he replied, 'but maybe you're right, maybe I wanted us all to stay together. 'I couldn't bear losing another girl in my life. 'She might be horrible now but she'll get used to being with you. 'She's actually a very nice woman, I love her too but you always come first."
I sighed. I knew what he meant.
"And I know your behaviour isn't bad, but this camp might actually be fun," he said.
YOU ARE READING
Summer with The Bad Boy
Teen Fiction"We're going to send you to a behaviour camp. 'It's called Cormac Camp for Youth's." I was ready to faint. *** "What's your name again?" I asked. "Josh Walker," he replied, looking out at the fields in front of him. ...