HomeA Chapter by Harley RoseI walked into my mess of a
room and straight to my bed. I tripped over something
and gracefully fell on me bed, flat on my face. "Damn it. You
really should clean up in here, Zo," I said aloud to myself. "Just
not tonight.” Grabbing my homework and throwing
my bag on my bed, I went downstairs to the kitchen. I don't know why I felt the
need to be in the kitchen so much, maybe it was how, and well, homey it felt.
"Well no use just sitting around," I mumbled. I opened
my book and began to work. A
little while later, I finished my work. I looked at the clock. "Quarter
after 5. Food?" My stomach replied to my thought with a growl. "Yes,
food." Opening
the fridge, I scanned for some good food. I settled with leftover Mac
and Cheese and ran upstairs as it was in the microwave. "What
to wear, what to wear." I walk over to my clean clothes pile and skimmed through
it. Yes, I said clean clothes pile, I'm never motivated to put them
away. Plus, it makes it easier to find stuff. I pulled out a pair of black skinny
jeans that were rather flattering and a soft blue t-shirt that would go
nice with it. I may not care what others think of me but it is fun to look nice
every once in a while. I
placed said clothing on my bed just as I heard the microwave beep from downstairs
and ran to go eat. As I eat my food, I texted my mom telling her that I was
going out tonight and I would be back around midnight. She said it was fine and
that was that. I was going to a party. Just thinking it sounded strange.
I
sighed, putting my dirty dish in the sink. “I guess I’m going to have to be
social. Lovely,” I said with sarcasm in my voice. But honestly, I was a little
excited, and nervous too. I
ran back upstairs to change, glancing at my shelf to see my little paper crane that
he gave me. My nerves calmed and I
grabbed my leather jacket and a nice pair of heels. Now all there is to do was
wait. And wait I did. Damen
showed up 20 minutes late. But it didn’t really mind. I checked my hair and
sprinted out the door, nearly falling right into him. “S-sorry, Damen,” I
mumbled, embarrassed. He laughed. “Looks
like we switched places, huh?” My cheeks turned scarlet. “It’s fine. Come on,
we’re late.” “Hey, it’s not my
fault.” “I know. I’m sorry,
something came up.” He avoided eye contact. I was confused and I guess he could
see that because he said, “Don’t worry about it. But we really do gotta go.” I hopped in the
passenger seat and we laughed and talked the whole ride there. Maybe tonight
wouldn’t be so bad after all. “You look great by the
way.” Damen said out of nowhere, blushing. “T-thank you. You
don’t look too bad yourself.” And he didn’t. A faded black tee and some tight,
but not too tight, jeans. Damn, he looked hot. Only now did it begin to set in
that he was my date for tonight. I blushed at the thought. We got out of the car
and walked towards the home that was hosting the party. The music leaked
through the cracks and reached my ears before I could even make out silhouettes
in the windows. © 2013 Harley RoseAuthor's Note
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4 Reviews Added on April 19, 2013 Last Updated on April 29, 2013 AuthorHarley RoseTerabithia, Past The BridgeAboutI don't like drama or self centered people... I have a rather mature mind for my age so most subjects of conversations I'm used to, but if you message me, don't try and pull me into your drama. .. more..Writing
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