"Good mornin', troupers. I am Diggy your fitness in-struct-tor. I will be making you all run a lot today," he proclaimed in his Southern American accent, pulling his sunglasses further up his nose. "But first, it says right here I am supposed to do a 'roll call'. So from the healers, Madison, Reggie, Leo, Jayden, Gary, Nevel and Harry. All ya'll here?"
"Harry's missing, sir," I mumbled feeling intimidated by the huge man with an even more intimidating red whistle hanging from his neck.
"THAT'S SIR TO YOU, MISSY. I don't have no time for attitudes here," he growled as his big brown moustache bounced up and down.
"Yes, sir. Sorry, sir," I muttered quickly, folding my arms behind my back.
"What was that? Are you trying to back-chat me, Miss?" he raised a brow scornfully.
"No, sir. Of course not," I assured more loudly and clearly this time.
"There is no need to shout in my left ear like that. You need to find your manners," he pointed a finger. "And find that boy. Tell him if he's not here in five minutes he's failing. Same goes for you," he instructed waving me off. I spun on my heel and sprinted back to the D wing for mind readers. I arrived at his dorm and straightened my tank top before knocking. I heard him groan and he mumble weakly, "Come in."
I opened the door to his tired grin which immediately dropped as he saw me. I missed that morning grin.
"Oh, just you," he muttered turning over and closing his eyes again.
"You have an exercise class now. I was forced to call you by a creepy 'fitness in-struct-tor'," I reminded him impersonating Diggy, or Sir's accent.
"Can't I just miss it. I feel terrible," he complained holding his forehead.
"You're such a liar, Harry. You look fine," I chuckled.
"Go away, I want to ditch it," he moaned lifting his duvet over his head.
"C'mon, it's only like a day and then it's over. Plus if we don't go soon I'm going to fail it too," I sighed tugging at his duvet.
"No, just leave me to sleep," he whined.
"You're such a lazy ass, just get up and get dressed," I breathed pulling as hard as I could at his blanket. He grasped it tightly wrapping his legs around it and sent me a stubborn expression.
"Harry, just get up," I exclaimed jumping on top of him and trying to pull him off the bed.
"No," he yelled grasping the sides.
"Yes," I shouted back.
"You can't make me."
"Won't stop me from trying," I muttered pushing up against his back with my feet against the wall.
"You're so annoying," he chuckled.
"Same to you," I scoffed just before my hand slipped and a tumbled over him onto the ground.
"Are you okay?" he yelled diving onto the ground next to me.
"Yeah I think so just my head hurts," I whispered holding it. "And you're off the bed!"
I dived on top of him and pinned his arms down to the carpet.
"You can get dressed the easy way or the hard way," I panted heaving in deep breaths. Getting Harry up is a messy business.
"Hard way," he smirked with a hint of curiosity in his eye.
"Put on a bloody shirt and we can leave," I moaned climbing off of him.
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The Herra Project- Double Cross [H.S AU]
FanfictionCopyrighted. In a world where some few humans have supernatural abilities you've never heard of, where people are out of get you, where dangers lurk beneath everything you've ever known, you'll find Harry. And that's exactly what happened to Sierra...