Once I woke up I knew, I just knew today is gonna be one of those days. One of those days where you just can't get out of bed. One of those days that you just don't want to deal with people. One of those days when you're just stuck. I lazily rolled off my bed immediately flopping like a dead fish to my bedroom floor. All I could feel was the rough, scratchy carpet rubbing against my face when I couldn't help but notice one of my school bags out of place. I quickly got up and moved it over to the correct spot. "I don't know how I could have possibly misplaced that, I can specifically remember placing it in the correct spot," I muttered to myself, confused about the situation at hand. None of that mattered anymore, all I need to do now is get ready and leave for school. I was already running a little late so I figured it wouldn't hurt to take my time. I got ready for the day gathered my bags and walked out the door, clutching my wallet. I couldn't help but think of why my bags had been moved from where I had put them. Maybe it was my sister, but it couldn't have been. She knows how many times I've told her to stay out of my room and not to touch my stuff. It must have been my brother searching through my room trying to find anything to get me into some trouble. Like it would matter, so what if I get scolded for doing one little thing like sneaking out at night. It's not like anything too serious would happen that would affect anyone anywhere else. Have fun brother.
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