Snippet #1968299

Christopher had been sleeping peacefully in his bed when his foster mother Erin decided to wake him from his slumber. Like usual he mumbled and groaned under his covers until Erin finally disturb his rest to the point were he could no longer sleep. After the woman had left Christopher had went up doing a quick sweep of his room making up his bed and throwing things into order, or at least he made it look like things were where they were suppose to be. Christopher knew that today was the day the new foster child was getting there but he really wasn't in the mood to get all dressed up for the new arrival so he didn't. He went to the bathroom and brushed his teeth then washed his face and exited the bathroom going downstairs where he could smell pancakes in the air.

Christopher was wearing a black beater t-shirt and a pair of black and white shorts when he entered the kitchen. He wasn't sure if Erin would be upset with him for not getting dressed but what did she except from him it was nine something in the morning. Christopher personally had been through a lot of foster homes so he would know exactly how this new girl felt coming to a new home and even thought he felt he should be more happy and supportive he just wasn't a morning person. He really didn't understand why the social worker had to be bringing this girl so earlier in the morning like really, noon would have worked a lot better for him. Christopher went in the kitchen and pour himself a glass of juice as the other kids moved around the house, Erin had defiantly made it her mission to make sure she got everyone up bright and earlier.

As the car pulled up in the driveway Erin shooed all the children to the front door to meet the new girl, some of the kids looked excited while others such as Keeley looked a little less than enthusiastic about what was going on. "Hello yall" the girl's accent clearly had country written all over it, Keeley hadn't bothered introducing herself she just rolled her eyes and headed back in the house which made Christopher chuckled. Keeley's attitude towards the other kids always humored Christopher because he didn't understand why she disliked them all so much. When it came to him and Keeley however they were good together, she actually liked him and being the two oldest of the house they had good times together. Christopher gave the girl a small wave "Christopher" he said turning and walking into the house and going to living room where Keeley sat. Plopping down next to her on the couch he looked at her miserable expression as she used her phone "Well look at it in a positive light. You guys look about the same age, maybe she can be your new bff" he said sarcastically with a chuckle.