The Stars She Sees

Time to fit in...Oh wait, you seriously thought I can?

I watched the rain pour down over my new neighborhoods' lonely street.
Today would be the day I left, and was I excited? Absolutely not.

I had told my dad that I was tired of moving around, having to pack up whenever his job required him to move.
So he told me I could go to boarding school. Isn't that just lovely?

So now here I am, in my dad's new house. About to get out of bed and face the dreaded boarding school up the road from here.

But I had to make the best of it, my dad never noticed me. I couldn't even ask him the time of day without him replying with something like, "I'm busy." Or "In a little bit."

At least I'd be able to be around other people in this boarding school.
And correct as many teachers as possible.

Slowly, I got out of my bed. Dreading this new day.
Personally, I wish I could spend my time at the boarding school drawing stars and listening to Imagine Dragons.
I was sad to hear that wasn't under the school programs list.

I walked over and opened my bathroom door, before turning the light on and sighing at my disheveled appearance.

My blonde hair had become a wavy mop on the top of my head, and my blue eyes were dark instead of there usual bright color.
Even my eyes knew I was gonna screw up this day somehow. I quickly proceeded to try and part my hair, with a brush. Getting it to fall back over my shoulders, in a way that made it look wilted. I then, grabbed my toothbrush and vigorously proceeded to clean my little bacteria collecting food chewers.
Finally, I began to look somewhat like a human again, and less like Golem's half sister.

Quickly, I ran out the bathroom door, and then unzipped my suitcase, to rummage through it for a decent outfit.
I'd suffer through uniforms tomorrow.

I finally decided on a pair of black jeans, a dark red sweater, a black beanie that went nicely with my hair, and my white converse.
Hopefully this would draw least attention possible. Though I would look weird being the only one without a uniform.

I then, zipped my suitcase around, spending about ten minutes getting everything together. Before rushing out the door to wait for my dad to get in the car.