2. That day
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Nicolle's POV
No, I hadn't. I hadn't. Or had I? No,no,no,no. He said, next Monday. Not this Monday. Right? Shit, I don´t know.
I remembered as soon as the blaring horn of a truck sounds near my house.
It was for today.
My eyes flew open to reveal me my now obscure bedroom. I quickly step out of bed and turned on the lamp on the bedside table. My backpack lied on the floor and I grabbed it.
"Shit, shit, shit, shit,"I muttered.
As soon as I grabbed my notebook, I turned it to the last page.
In there, I had scribbled: Define components of cell, brief paragraphs about them. Plants and animals.
"Shit, shit, shit, shit," how could I've forgotten? Well at least I have 5 minutes until-
My alarm clock started to buzz- Whatever.
I took my textbook and began searching for the needed page while putting any random t-shirt. Then my jeans. By that time, I was half way the cytoplasm paragraph. I went to the kitchen (with book on hand) and ate what it tasted like a bowl of soggy cornflakes and milk.
My mum came in and hugged me from my back in a very surprising (yet scaring-to-death) way.
"Good morning! How is my precious little birthday girl doing?"
Oh right. Did I mentioned that my birthday was today? No? Well, it was.
I usually don´t get over exited about this, and this was no exception. Though I was very happy and everything and I don't know why I was lacking of a smile back then; given the concequences thanks to my dysfuncional memory when it came to homework, I was showing no emotions at all.
"Uh, hi mum. I'm finishing some homework."
"Okay, I won't disturb you," she kissed me on the forehead and added, "Want some pankakes?"
"Not really mum, I'm in a hurry." It is weird that my mum hadn´t said anything to me about doing my homework at the last minute, but I guess it is just because of my birthday.
Lucky me.
My whole morning was a rush and I barely ate anything, whithout mentioning that the only proper thing I did was brushing my teeth because I didn't wanted to spill my copybook with water or something.
I didn't even knew what I was wearing, though I didn't care at all.
Hurrying to the door, I shouted, "bye everyone!" behind my back and then I stepped outside.
Michael, there he was,with his usual leather jacket and the jeans that gave him that badass image. And, in his hands, he had this mini cupcake with a blue lighten candle on the center of it. It looked so ackward seeing him like this, in a rude appearence, yet waiting for her best-friend at the door of her house with a cupcake on hand which make it completely adorable and cute. Vulnerable I guess. I smiled.
"So how you doin' badass?" I asked, blowing the candle.
"Just greeting my best friend for her birthday," he said with a smile plastered on his face, "You know," he ponted at the candle," You should've made a wish before blowing it."
I pushed him gently, he was just messing with me.
"Okay, okay. I won't bother you in you birthday," he said between chuckles.
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