You wake up in a luxurious bedroom not knowing how you got there. Your admiring the room and see a God of a man sitting on a chair nearby. Little did you know that man could change your life from better to worse.....
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"Last call for flight 260 to New York City." The flight attendant called on the intercom.
I grabbed my purse and headed to the terminal. I gave the lady my ticket & headed onto the plane. I quickly found my seat and plopped down in it, exhausted. For the past few days, after the goodbye kiss with Chris, I wasn't myself. Everywhere I turned was a constant reminder from Claire's Hottest Gossip Magazine. (Who by the way still haven't been able to figure out who I am), to my ex boyfriend leaving hysterical voice mails asking where I've been. I didn't understand why it mattered to him anyway ex's are called exes for a reason AM I RIGHT !
Every time, I tried to sleep my simple dreams would turn into erotic ones with Chris & I doing things that I'd never dream of doing with him. I close my eyes for a few seconds and there he was. It was becoming more like a curse than anything else.
Today was the only day I could actually work up the courage to go back home. I can't wait to go back to my cozy bed in Manhattan. I missed the crowded streets, and loud noises of children running up and down. I missed not able to think, thanks to the loud noises outside my windows.
I even missed Juliana's pizza on 7th & smith, Juliana's made the absolute best pizza in all of New York (My Opinion) That was definitely going to be my first stop before heading home.
I realized that I would probably have to tell someone about my few nights in Vegas. So before the texting light went off on the plane, I texted my best-friends Jackson & Natalie and told them to meet me in Juliana's pizza on 7th & smith in a few hours, I locked my phone and closed my eyes, leaning my head back onto the headrest.
"Long weekend." An elderly lady sitting beside me said.
"You have no idea," I answered.
She laughed, "I remember those days." She answered back.
I chuckled and let exhaustion take over as the plane lifted and took me back home.
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