When did my pillow get so soft?
I buried my face deeper into the satin pillow, feeling its softness. It was like I was sleeping on clouds. My mom must have finally gotten me some brand new pillows last night. At least, I know that she actually takes into consideration my complaints about my pillows feeling like rocks.
But why did my bed feel different too?
I fluttered my eyes open and tossed the brown, satin pillow away from my face. Thank you Momma for all the brand new stuff.
I stretched my arms out and pulled off the blanket on top of me with one swish. I sat at the corner of my bed and looked around to get my stuff ready for school. My prepared clothes were probably near my closet and I could imagine my homework still scattered all over my desk.
But wait a minute ... There was just one problem. Something didn't seem right.
This wasn't my room!
Freaking out, I yelped and tumbled onto the hardwood floor. I scanned around the unfamiliar room and panicked.
What was going on? Did I ... get kidnapped last night?
I tried to remember how I got here, but the last thing I could fully remember was finding a crying Karen at a lounge. Everything else seemed blurry.
I got down on my legs and crawled around the room, afraid to make too much noise.
I picked myself up when I hit my head in front of a very huge and fancy book case. Rubbing my head, I scanned the books that were displayed so perfectly side by side. My eyes skipped around the literature and government books until it fell upon a gold photo frame near the corner. I squinted my eyes to get a better look of the frame. It held a picture of a young boy in a black and white tux and a beautiful woman with long, curly brown hair whose glowing skin illuminated her dazzling, gray gown.
"Whoa." I whispered to myself. This woman was gorgeous. I actually would not mind if she was my kidnapper. Maybe I can even ask her about her skin care routine? Can kidnapees do that?
"Miss Richelieu."
A very light voice spoke out from behind me. Startled, I turned around to face 10 maids in front of me and my mouth dropped down.
Is this some kind of maid fandom?
"Uh..." I nodded my head, "Yes?"
How did they know my name?
"You're finally awake." Another maid spoke out right when I noticed that the bed, I slept on, was already made. How did I not hear them entering into the room?
"He's been so worried." The maid with the red-hair spoke with a relieved tone to another maid. "He took care of her all night."
"He?" I overheard them.
"Mr. Prescott." The other maid smiled.
"Mr. Prescott?" I repeated. They must've seen how weird I looked because I stood there, pondering why that name seemed familiar. Then, my eyes widened.
William Prescott was my kidnapper.
Some flashes of memories from last night entered into my head and I cringed at the memories. It all made sense now. I remember seeing Will enter the lounge with his uncle, but after that ... I don't really remember.
Oh dear. I really, really hope I didn't do anything stupid last night.
"Mister Prescott"-A maid pointed at the door as I stood still, nearly hyperventilating-"is downstairs in the kitchen. Would you like us to inform him that you are awake first?"
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The Heir's Pretend Girlfriend
Teen FictionShannon Richelieu just lived a normal teenage life with her mother at their Los Angeles apartment until her mom remarried Christopher Vincent, the Olympic gold medalist. So she ditches her life back at Los Angeles and tries her best to adjust to lif...