Hazel's POV:
I let out a sigh in exasperation. The whole year? I don't even know how I will spend even a day here. I wear my glasses back on because my head is spinning right now for not wearing the glasses for so long.
I look around the room. This room is not as big and well decorated as Jonah's but it is not bad either.
It has a medium-sized bed, in front of the bed is a small wooden dressing table with nothing but a brush and a fake plant on it. Next to the bedside table is the door that leads to the closet which has a bathroom attached, it's quite similar to my room closet back at home.
Yellow Curtains are hanging on the windows. I open the curtains, there is a small balcony attached. I go to the balcony. There are a small table and a chair here.
To pass my time, I unpack the bags; I hung my clothes into the closet and take a shower to relax my tired muscles. I wear jeans and a white top. It is half-past seven and I don't know what to do. When will Tyler come home? I hope he doesn't.
All this makes me miss home. What would I be doing if I was at home, probably watching a movie or talking to Ava? Should I call Ava?
I pull out my phone but it is off, battery dead. I pull out the charger from the bag and connect the phone to the charger. I go to wander around the house, just to know what is where.
Before going out of the room, I pull out my table calendar, putting it right next to the bed. I put a cross on today's date.
Yes, I am this desperate for this to end that I am actually crossing days on the calendar. It is the calendar I had in my room. I look one more time in the room to see what I need in it to make it feel like home. I really care about how my room looks, I like my things organized.
Fairy lights and scented candles are must need. And there is no bookshelf, for now, I have set my books in one of the compartments in the closet but I need a bookshelf. You are not living here forever, my consciousness added.
I go outside the room. On the end of the corridor is a huge window that has a sight of the backyard and the pool area. I go to the kitchen where Trin is preparing dinner.
"How long have you been working here?" I ask her, sitting on the counter chair.
"I just started. It's only been a week" she tells me, cutting the vegetables. She is making Chinese.
"How is it working here? I mean with Jonah?" I ask her which has been in my mind for a while.
"No, it's okay. Both Jonah and Tyler aren't home most of the time. I just do my work and leave," she shrugs.
"Where do you live?"
"There is this small one-room place at the back of the house. I live there,"
"Interesting. I'd love to visit then," I tell her and she gives me a smile. She isn't a very talkative and neither am I so I go to the backyard through the door in the kitchen.
The night approaches as I spend my time sitting on the chair next to the pool. It is a nice place to sit, peaceful. At times, I want to cry because I miss home. I still can't believe I am not going to college.
"Mr. Wood is here," Trin announces through the kitchen door. Who is she talking about? Jonah or Tyler.
Hesitatingly I go inside. "Who?" I ask Trin, who is garnishing the soup in the dish,
"Mr. Tyler. He is waiting for you at the dinner," Why is he waiting for me? I'd eat when I want to. Both father and son are nothing but annoying. Not asking further questions I nod and go to the dining area where he is sitting.
Trin follows me with the soup dish in her hand and puts it on the table.
"Hello!" I say weirdly and sits on the table. He smiles. It's the first time since I met him I have noticed him this close and he doesn't resemble his son at all except the hair.
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Him & I
عاطفيةHazel is ready to go to college and start a new chapter of her life but everything changes in that one summer before college when her parents demand her to marry the most dangerous and handsome bad boy of the town, Jonah Marais. He is dark, dangerou...