The next morning I woke up feeling exhausted, but knowing I was in much better condition than Maya would be once I'd woken her up.
I'd set my alarm a bit earlier than I'd needed to so I had a few minutes to myself. I took a quick shower and got dressed. Then I had to wake the beast. I walked over to my bed with a glass of water and some Tylenol in hand. I set it down on my bedside table before sitting on the edge of my bed.
"Hey Maya. You gotta get up. We need to head out soon." I said, shaking her awake before speaking up.
She groaned and rolled over to face me. After a few seconds she opened her eyes ever so slightly and squinted at me, "Why does my everything hurt?" She asked, her voice cracking.
I smiled, "That's what happens when you drink too much. Come on, take that Tylenol and drink all of the water I'm going to load the suitcase into the car. I expect you to be out of bed by the time I get back." I said in a warning tone as I grabbed the suitcase we were sharing for the weekend.
"Yes mom." She said, overly sarcastic as she saluted me.
I just rolled my eyes and smiled as I walked out of my house and loaded the suitcase into the back of my car. As I closed the back door, Tyler pulled into the driveway with Miles pulling up to the curb shortly after.
I smiled as everyone climbed out of the car, "Hey Ariel." Cole said as him and the others walked up with me into the house.
"Hey guys." I answered.
"Where's Maya?" Aaron asked.
I smiled, "She's upstairs. She's gonna have a rough morning." I answered.
Tyler rolled his eyes, "Did she get hammered?" He asked.
I nodded, "Oh yeah. I haven't asked yet because she literally just woke up but I'm pretty sure she remembers nothing from last night." I said.
He sighed, "Well at least she'll be throwing up in your car." He said and I rolled my eyes.
"Maya! Get your stuff and let's go!" I yelled upstairs, receiving merely a groan in response.
I turned to the others, "Oh, by the way, we have to make one quick stop on the way." I said.
They gave me a curious look, "Why?" Cole asked.
"I made a friend last night and invited them last minute. We need to pick them up." I answered with a shrug.
Bianca looked at me, "Is it who I think it is?" She asked. I smirked and nodded, "Yay Ariel!" She exclaimed as the others looked on in pure confusion.
Maya came downstairs, a pair of my sunglasses on her head and her phone in hand, "Where's my charger?" She asked.
"I already brought it to the car. ALong with a water and the bottle of Tylenol." I said as she met us at the landing.
She wrapped her arms around my shoulders, "This is why I love you." She whispered and I laughed lightly.
"Alright, well, my backseat is empty so you can take a nap there on the way, and hopefully you'll feel better by the time we check in. Because I am not staying in the hotel with you." I said.
She wordlessly gave me a thumbs up and just walked out the door. I just looked at the others, "Well, I guess that means we're leaving." I said and they laughed.
Cole had been recording, since he'd taken up "vlogging" full time even after the project was done. I looked into the camera, "Don't drink kids." I said with a smile, giving them a thumbs up before ushering everyone out of my house and locking the door.
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Babysitting the Bad Boy
Teen FictionLucas Hunter is a the bad boy who rules Baker Hill High School and everyone that walks the halls. Ariel Montgomery is the shy girl who disappeared for two years right after the end of eighth grade. When these two meet in the hallway the first day of...