Chapter 25- I know who I want
-Noelle's POV-
Given the fact that I'd taken a rather long nap in Harry's room just a few hours before I went to bed, woke up at the ungodly hour of 4 am. I groaned and cursed my shitty sleeping pattern. All I wanted was to be able to sleep for 8 hours straight, and I meant really sleep, not just light sleep.
I tried to tell myself that if I got up now I would be dead tired by 8 o'clock tonight, and then I'd be right back at square one with my sleeping pattern. But that didn't help me fall back asleep, so I just cut my losses and sat up in bed.
I grabbed my phone off of the nightstand to see if I had any missed calls. Of course I didn't, nobody ever called me. Not only was I tired, I was also a moron. For a second I considered just chucking my phone at the wall, I mean, there's no sense in paying a phone bill if you never use your phone right? But then I figured that not having a phone could also have its downfalls, and I set my phone back down on the nightstand.
I got out from under the heavy covers on my hotel bed and walked into the bathroom, my eyes burning when I turned on the light.
I pulled back the shower curtain and turned on the water and let it warm up while I brushed my teeth. I didn't need to be at Marty's until 10 o'clock so I wasn't sure why I was even bothering since that was a whole six hours away, but what else could I do? Breakfast didn't even start for another two hours. I groaned and I stripped off my pajamas and hopped into the warmth of the shower.
I allowed the hot water to wash away the feeling of fatigue out of my body before I washed my hair, using nearly the whole travel sized bottle of soap that was sitting on the side of the tub.
If I wasn't completely out of money, besides the handful of change I'd kept for bus fare, I would go and buy myself some real shampoo. But when you were as broke as I currently was, shampoo seemed way too far out of reach.
I had no idea where I'd even be sleeping tonight, because I clearly couldn't pay for another night in the hotel. For a moment it seemed very exciting, not knowing where I'd be tonight, it seemed like just the type of thing that a spontaneous young person would be doing. But that was the problem, I didn't know how to be young or spontaneous.
I stood under the hot water that the shower was feeding out long after I'd finished washing my hair, allowing the skin on my fingers to crinkle up before I decided to get out. I wrapped a towel around my body and went back out into the room to rummage through my suitcase. Literally everything that I owned was stuffed into one suitcase and my backpack.
I picked out the clothes that seemed the most clean, which ended up being just a pair of ripped light wash jeans and a black t-shirt, and threw them on over my bra and underwear.
After I was dressed I walked back into the bathroom to deal with the mess that was my hair in the morning. Since it was still wet from the shower it seemed manageable, but I knew better. I turned on the small blow dryer that was mounted to he bathroom wall and dried my hair. I tried to comb through it with my brush a few times, but that just made it more of a frizzy disaster.
I groaned loudly, wanting to just shave all of my hair off and be done with it. But I knew that wasn't a practical option. I tucked my hair behind my ears and tried my hand at doing winged eyeliner, which turned out surprisingly well since I'd only put on eyeliner a handful of times prior to this. I applied mascara to my lashes, stabbing myself in the eye a few times. As good as I was at painting and drawing and all that, I definitely sucked at make-up.
My hair seemed to have settled down a bit so I ran the brush through it quickly and plugged my mini straightener into the wall. Since my hair was really short, I found that a travel size straightener was easier to use, and it also fit in my bag better, so it's a double win. It took me all of 10 minutes to straighten out all of my hair and swipe my bangs across one side of my forehead.
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FanfictionNoelle Samuels had always run from the obstacles that faced her, which only makes her guilt heavier when her whole life takes the worst kind of turn. She is seemingly ripped from her own life and thrust into a whole new one, where even her best frie...