Eternal
““Are you finished?” I asked as she collapsed onto her bed with a groan.
“Yep, done. Finally. What about you? Just that one final left?”
“Yeah, first thing tomorrow morning. I’m going to be cramming all night long. You might want to go stay with Marissa.”
“Nah, I’ll keep you company. I can sleep all day tomorrow. Well, that and start packing.”
“Don’t even say it!” It was only a matter of days before graduation, before we all packed up and left Winterhaven for good. Just thinking about it made me... feel sick to my stomach. “Anyway, how’d you do?”
“Fine, I guess. The essay question kicked my butt. I’m just so glad it’s over.”
“Hey, don’t rub it in.” Beside me, my cell began to ring. “Ugh, it’s Patsy. Probably calling to tell me she’s not coming to graduation, after all,” I said sourly, then connected the call. “Hey, there. What’s up?”
“Just calling to see how finals are going,” she chirped.
“Really well. I’ve got my English test tomorrow, and then I’m done.”MoreLess
“Yep, done. Finally. What about you? Just that one final left?”
“Yeah, first thing tomorrow morning. I’m going to be cramming all night long. You might want to go stay with Marissa.”
“Nah, I’ll keep you company. I can sleep all day tomorrow. Well, that and start packing.”
“Don’t even say it!” It was only a matter of days before graduation, before we all packed up and left Winterhaven for good. Just thinking about it made me... feel sick to my stomach. “Anyway, how’d you do?”
“Fine, I guess. The essay question kicked my butt. I’m just so glad it’s over.”
“Hey, don’t rub it in.” Beside me, my cell began to ring. “Ugh, it’s Patsy. Probably calling to tell me she’s not coming to graduation, after all,” I said sourly, then connected the call. “Hey, there. What’s up?”
“Just calling to see how finals are going,” she chirped.
“Really well. I’ve got my English test tomorrow, and then I’m done.”MoreLess
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