I woke up with heavy eyes that I could barely open and feet that wouldn't get me out of this bed. Then I remembered today was my first day of school. Okay, it was my first day of school. It actually started a week ago, but I was too sad to go.
My dad died 2 weeks ago at the age of 50, from cancer. I loved him so much, I just couldn't go to school with my puffy red eyes and splotchy cheeks from crying. I dreamed of him the night before, so that explains why I woke up so sad.
That sadness didn't last for long though because I was just too excited to show off my new look. I had practically gotten a whole new wardrobe since summer started. I had gotten my first job at a local coffee shop, hence the money to get new clothes. This new style consisted of skirts, collared shirts, 1950s dresses, plus some pairs of high-waisted jeans. I picked my Cher Horowitz outfit.
As I slipped on my Mary Janes over my white stockings, I looked over to my vanity wondering I should put on some makeup. I decided to just put on a little blush, along with concealer to cover up my eye bags. I finished it off with a red-tinted lip gloss and grabbed my school bag. I then headed downstairs to make myself some breakfast. I quickly made a bagel along with a mocha. I wasn't much of a breakfast person, it was weird for me to even eat in the mornings. I checked the time, "7:10" it read.
"BYE!" I yelled to my siblings. I rushed out of my house with my bag, and hairbrush in my hands. I got in the car waiting for me in front of my house.
"Hey, sorry for the wait", I said to my friends as they drove through my neighbourhood. I can't wait to start high school.
Authors Note
So this is my first time writing a story, so correct me on any mistakes I have. And I will most likely be updating often.
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Staying With My Teacher
RomanceA story about a young girl named Everly Mae Hartweck, who lives with a mother that doesn't care for her. Little did she know that she would soon be living with her English teacher of 24 years when she makes an escape out of her household.
