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**Avery's POV**
Do you ever have that feeling where you wake up, and you feel like you've been hit by a train?
Yeah, that's how I feel.
I was rudely awakened at the sound of my alarm clock blaring Katy Perry. I blindly extended my arm to shut it off by abusing the snooze button. I groaned and rolled out of my warm, comfy bed and stepped into the cold air of my house as I stretched out my arms and made an inhumanly sound while doing it.
I lazily dragged myself over to my bathroom, sort of like a zombie sort of walk. I took my long, brown chocolate hair out of its messy bun that I slept with last night and gave it a quick ruffle with my fingers. I slowly and tiredly, stripped off my cloths to get into the shower.
The nice, warm comforting water soothed my cool skin, but also left tingling burns, on the fresh cuts I had on my wrists.
Twenty minutes later, I hopped out of the shower, wrapping my towel around my body, and letting my wet hair drip onto the floor for a moment, before wrapping it with a towel as well.
My feet left little wet footprints as I walked across the brown hard-wooded floor, making my way to my closet.
I decided on my plain, white hoodie and some leggings, along with a pair of my 'Ugg' loafers. I set the clothes out on my bed, and walked back into my bathroom to brush my teeth, apply some make-up, and tame my hair.
As I began brushing my teeth, I heard someone knock at my door, and I turned around to see my mum smiling at me.
I had always admired my mum. She was absolutely gorgeous, really. Thick, curly dark hair. Tanned, even skin tone. Much different to mine, since I was pretty much chalk white.
"Hey, hun. You need a ride to school?" She asked. I shook my head.
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