"Arrow!"
I let out a groan of frustration, "I'm coming!"
I push myself up from my spinny chair, leaving my desk for the fifth time to see what my all-too-naggy step sister, Beatrice, wants.
I stomp down stairs, heading into the kitchen where she is covered in flour.
"What the hell happen in here? It's like there was a flour bomb," I tease, looking over the now white counter tops.
She huffs, glaring at me. "I opened it and it exploded. Can you help me clean up?" she snaps, snatching a sponge from by the sink.
I roll my eyes, running my fingers through my hair. "Fine, fine," I sigh, making my way to her side.
She hands me another sponge and we begin to wipe off the counter. "What are you making anyway?" I ask, maneuvering the sponge to clear the granite.
"I'm trying to make brownies," she spats, moving a lock of golden blonde hair behind her ear.
"Why don't you just get brownie mix?" I suggest, rinsing off my maroon sponge in the sink.
"Ugh, I don't want to walk to the market. It's snowing," she complains, then gives me a look.
I lean against the counter, "You want me to walk and get brownie mix, don't you?" I grunt.
She gives me a pathetic smile, "Please, Arrow."
I roll my eyes, "Fine, but if I get sick it's your fault," I say pointing at her.
She nods, relief flashing in her crystal blue eyes. I walk out of the kitchen and into my room. I grab my plain black sweat shirt and white north face, slipping both the jackets on. Slipping my phone into my pockets and flipping up my hood I head back down stairs to the front door.
I put on my plain black snow boots, I had on dark blue skinny jeans to finish the whole outfit. I grab money off the table and walk out the door.
White crystals fell on my hood and settle into my light brown hair. I hum to myself, looking over the white area around me.
I always loved the snow, it gave such a graceful look to my neighborhood. There were snowmen and women made outside of some houses, with top hats and scarves. A piece of snow lands on my nose, making my nose wrinkle.
It only took me 5 minutes to get to the 7/11 located at the end of my street. I walk in, heading towards the back to look for some brownie mix. Two boys and a girl enter behind me, a little loudly I might say.
"You just threw a snow ball at me!"
"No I didn't, it was Cameron!"
"Don't you dare bring me into this, Ethan."
I look over the aisle at the trio. They were twins, one I was guessing Ethan and the other was unknown. They had a sister, well I expect, who was giving them a stern look.
If they weren't attractive, I don't know who is. One has a black coat on with a white shirt, a plad scarf wrapped around his neck, and a beanie pushes back his hair making it barely visible. He wears black skinny jeans and is taller than the other.
I had to look away before I got a good look at the other one, but their sister approaches me. I look up from inspecting the brownie mix.
She gives me a sweet smile and walks past me, the boys following behind her. I return my gaze back to the mixes when they walk by. The one with the beanie and scarf stops beside me, I could feel his eyes burning into the side of my head. I could see him out of the corner of my eye.
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Randomseconds turn to minutes minutes turn to hours hours turn to days days turn to weeks and so forth. but within every second minute day week. there are moments, moments that become memories. so until tomorrow, just keep the memory of me in your mind