Human (A Sokeefe AU)

Stina

Going to add something from the original story...

Yay!

And stuff.

If you have any suggestions, just comment, because I plan to finish this in the next two chapters. The pic is Sandor and Grizel that I drew.

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I woke up on the morning of midterms to find Iggy nesting in my hair. The little cat had somehow managed to get himself trapped in my long tangled locks.

"Ow, what...?" I groaned as I tried to sit up.

Iggy meowed and squirmed, trapping himself more.

"Edaline! Help!" I yelled.

She burst into the room.

"What is it? What's wrong?" she asked, running towards my bed.

"Iggy..." I said.

She burst out laughing.

"Only you, Sophie. Only you have this much bad luck." Edaline giggled, getting to work.

She pulled and prodded for what seemed like forever before Iggy was free.

"You have to hurry! You'll miss the bus." she said.

I jumped into my uniform, brushed my incredibly tangled hair, and ran downstairs. I put on my backpack, and ran to the kitchen.

"ByeGradybyeEdalineloveyouseeyou!" I said, grabbing a piece of toast. Then I sprinted out of the front door with the toast in my mouth.

I made it to the bus stop just in time.

I sat down next to Dex and munched on my toast.

"Wow, you barely made it." he remarked.

"Mmmmm." I mumbled.

"What happened?" he asked.

"Iggy. Hair." I said. I was exhausted after such a long sleepless night.

True, I had always had problems with insomnia, but the stress from midterms didn't help.

"Nervous about midterms?" Dex asked.

I groaned.

"I'll take that as a yes." Dex chuckled.

We got to school, and I stepped off of the bus.

We walked to the cafeteria for Monday Morning Announcements.

"Good morning students. As you all know, we have midterms today. You will be divided by grade, and will be given an exam by each teacher." (a/n- making this up as I go.)

We split up into separate grades, and we began our midterms.

For Math, English, Science, and History we had paper tests.

For P.E. we had tho do a certain amount of exercises in a limited amount of time.

For Art, I had to critique an artwork.

For French, I had to have a short conversation with my teacher. This was easy for me, because I had already become fluent in French when I lived with some previous foster parents. (a/n- polyglot, I guess? Idk.)

Advanced chemistry was last. We had to find a way to get the rust off of an iron key.

Did vinegar work? I feel like I had read that somewhere. Yep, there was vinegar on the table. What they didn't tell you, is that you had to scrub the iron. When time was up, I only had three quarters of the key done. Oh, well. I did my best.