Students flood the school ground, but me, I'm in bed right now. I had no excuse however, so it resulted in me arguing with my sister.
"Yo, Dan! Wake! Up!" My sister, Rebecca, yelling thunder. I knew it was for me.
"I already told you, I'm not going! The first day of school sucks!" I snarled back at Rebecca.
It's true. In the first day of school, that's were most people, or to say, students. Are normally flooding the school all at the same time. It is also where people are supposed to introduce themselves (Not saying that they wouldn't do it on the second day). If you have not guessed, my worst days are the first days.
Rebecca then sighed at defeat and scoffed
back, "Fine, but I'm telling mom when she gets home!" She then stomped out of my bedroom.
I swear Rebecca is more annoying than an alarm clock. And the worst thing about that is I can't shut her up immediately. Also, Rebecca, mom is tired of hearing old news. I groaned and looked at my phone screen. I just stared at the large font of the time. Watching it as I seemingly drift back to sleep.
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Every day, and Now
General FictionEvery day, and Now is a novel about a boy named Dan. A fourteen-year-old boy that had just entered high school. High school makes almost everyone's life suffer in pure hell. For Dan, his choices make up for what he thinks is his life.
