Snippet #1487688

Re` looked into the mirror on the wall one last time before finally deciding she wasn't going to school today. Simply put, she looked paler than usual and that just screamed sick. If that wasn't the worst part her hair looked like it hadn't been brushed in days, which now that she thought about it she hadn't. Two weeks ago she checked into the medical ward with a case of the common cold. She had only just checked herself out this morning and thus only just arrived at her dorm room, obviously missing her roommate...or that is if she had a room mate. Over kill, right? Not for her, as a matter of fact she used to get stuck in that stuffy room everytime she sneezed. Fortunately they were a little less wary now. Thank god.

Turning around she gazed at her clock, she was gonna be late if she didn't leave now. Oh well. Walking towards her dresser drawer she pulled out a different outfit. Jeans and a random shirt. Throwing it on her bed she changed again, first putting on her dark pair of skinny jeans and then she grabbed the shirt. She looked at it and then her nose twitched. The fabric was colored randomly with hues of red and blue, but was also practically see through. She sifted through her drawers again untill she finally found a decent tank top to wear under it. A red one that gave her cheeks some life. After fully dressing she looked back into the mirror. Much better, now to find a hair brush. That was easy enough to do, it was sitting on her bed. The hard part of all this was actually getting the thing through her long hair. It took approximately twenty minutes and she was positive she had broken plenty of hair strands.

Looking in the mirror once more, she found four hair bands, one was used at the base of her loosely made side-ponytail, and the others were used at different intervals in her long hair to keep it all together. Her bangs were nothing special, just hanging in her eyes. It would have to do. She went through another drawer in her bathroom and found some make up. She used it lightly, she applied cover up and blush to her cheeks and nose and then used some eyeliner, mascara, and eyeshadow around her eyes. As if anyone would use them anywhere else.

She wasn't sure she was happy with the way she looked but she couldn't really afford to completely miss her first day of school so she slid her feet into the first pair of shoes she could find grabbed her near empty bookbag and walked out the door. She was greeted with a flash of lightning and a loud crack of thunder and needless to say she jumped back with a slight yelp. It was raining, it hadn't been raining when she arrived and she had been so distracted with looking healthy she hadn't even noticed. Where was her raincoat and umbrella anyways? Did she even have one? The nurses would kill her for walking out in that with nothing to protect herself with since she was overly prone to pnuemonia but she kind of liked the rain. Although she could do without the lightning. Moving the strap of her book bag to her other shoulder she stepped out into the rain. Sure she could have run, but she was prone to getting dizzy when she did that and she was pretty sure passing out in the middle of a thunder storm wasn't the best idea ever.

As she walked to class she realized something that made her feel kind of stupid. She had no clue what her first class was. Somewhere in that abyssmal room she had a schedule but once something enters through those doors they quickly disappeared, in other words she could never find it again. Guess she would have to think seriously on remembering it before she actually reached the school part of the...well the school. As she walked she began counting the number of raindrops that landed on her head, the number of puddles she stepped in, the flashes of lighting, the poudings of thunder untill finally she was getting a serious head ache and decided to stop counting all together. Thank god chemistry was her first class and not math. She stopped walking for a moment, so that was where she was supposed to be going. Interesting. She hated science, maybe she could talk to someone and get out of it.