Charlie || Stray Kids' 9th member [DISCONTINUED]

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requested by theauzzie08 (i'm so sorry that this took forever)

- Charlie x Stray Kids -

The minute she woke up, Charlie knew something was wrong with her. As she pulled her head off the pillow, a full pain pounded against it, making her groan.

There was a thin layer of sweat covering her forehead and she was breathing rather heavily, on top of that there was a bad feeling in her stomach making her feel like she needed to be sick.

She groaned again and pulled her heavy covers off, swinging her legs off the bed.

As she pushed herself to stand up, the room started to spin, making her fall straight back onto the bed and clutch her aching head.

"What the hell is wrong with me..." Charlie mumbled it herself, her voice hoarse and scratchy.

Taking in a large breath, she closed her eyes and slowly pushed herself back up, sighing as she opened her eyes and the room was still. Her head still pounded and her body felt like a ton of bricks with ever step.

Charlie trudged over to the wardrobe and slowly lifted her arm, pulling the door open before looking at her reflection in the mirror that hung on the inside of her wardrobe.

She looked dead.

Her face had been drained of all colour minus the light pink that dusted over her cheeks, the rest of her face was deathly pale and she had dark bags lining under her eyes.

"Of all the days to get sick, why now?" She sighed as she closed the door.

It was the day before they were set to fly off the America for the USA part of the tour. Charlie had been and still was so excited about it.

Knowing the boys, if they found out she was sick, they wouldn't let her perform at the concert and keep her confined to the hotel room. That was the last thing she was wanted.

Taking a deep breath, she headed towards the door and pulled it open, trudging towards the bathroom. A small sigh left her lips when the door opened normal and no one was inside.

"Okay, just take a hot shower and you'll he fine" She whispered to herself, leaning against the locked door. Stumbling over to the shower, she turned on the water and waited until it was the right temperature before stripping off her clothes and hopping in.

The warm water relaxed her muscles and eased the pain banging in her head, though it didn't last long as the second she stepped out of the shower the splitting pain returned and made her head spin.