One Chance
Dinner At Midnight
I sat in my room watching TV at midnight. I couldn’t sleep. I sat in a hotel in California waiting for boot camp to start. There was no point to go home and wait, no one there cared. So that’s why I sat, alone on a Saturday night watching some random news channel. There was a knock on my door and I shot of my bed. Who the hell is that! People should be sleeping!
“Hi! Im Lacy Davidson!” said the chirpy brunet wich soft, deep blue eyes told me when I opened my door. I recognized her atomadicaly; she was the girl who sang right before me. She also made it to boot camp. “Some of the other contestant and I are going out to dinner, would you like to come with!” she asked as she batted her eyelashes. “Um sure, I can eat. Ill meet you in the lobby in ten.” I told her before she agreed and skipped away down the hall. I shook my head in disbelief, on how someone could be so happy, before closeting my door to get ready. I lazily put on a flown white shirt, dark blue skinny jeans, and a pair if white toms before sliding my wallet into my white purse. I put on some lip-gloss and some mascara, put my hair up in a bun and ran out of my room to my elevator considering that my ten minutes had turned into fifteen.
“Abby!” Lacy scrammed as I entered the lobby. I made my way to her and some guy that she stood with. “This is Josh, he was the only other not up considering its pretty much midnight.” She said as she gestured to the boy with brown hair and blue eyes. “Well im hungry, let’s go. There a dinner downs the street.” The boy said as he walked towed the door, leveling Lacy and I behind.
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“My name is Lacy Davidson, Im 22 and from Idaho.” Lacy said taking a bite of her pie before flicking her head towns Josh. “Josh Stevens, 17, Texas.” Jacob said taking a bite f his chocolate brownie then looked at me. “Your turn.” He told me stuffing another bit into his mouth. “Im not telling you unless I get a bite of your brownie.” I told him. Rolling his eyes he broke a pike off his brownie, stabbed it on his fork and healed it in front of my face. “Not until you tell us though.” He said. “Abby Smith, 20, Connecticut.” I said and smiled at the young boy as he placed his fork in my mouth.
“So what about your family?” Lacy asked me after she and Josh told me about there’s. Josh grew up on a ranch in Texas, with two loving parents and he is a middle child out of 7. Lacy on the other hand was an only child who was in collage studying to be a teacher after living with her dad and step mom. “Um well I should get back to my room, it’s already 3 am.” I told them, quickly dodging her question as I as stood up from the sand on the beach outside our hotel. “Ok! We will see you in the morning.” Lacy yelled after me.
I pushed open my door and through my purse into a chair. I grabbed a pair of pajamas from my suitcase and quickly changed in the bathroom. I washed my face before splashing a handful of cold water on my face. I looked at my face in the mirror, the water dripping of my pale skin. My family. That was a complicated subject. I dried my face and cradled into my bed. Falling asleep to the he thought of how I don’t want to, neither will I ever, tell anyone about my family.
“Hi! Im Lacy Davidson!” said the chirpy brunet wich soft, deep blue eyes told me when I opened my door. I recognized her atomadicaly; she was the girl who sang right before me. She also made it to boot camp. “Some of the other contestant and I are going out to dinner, would you like to come with!” she asked as she batted her eyelashes. “Um sure, I can eat. Ill meet you in the lobby in ten.” I told her before she agreed and skipped away down the hall. I shook my head in disbelief, on how someone could be so happy, before closeting my door to get ready. I lazily put on a flown white shirt, dark blue skinny jeans, and a pair if white toms before sliding my wallet into my white purse. I put on some lip-gloss and some mascara, put my hair up in a bun and ran out of my room to my elevator considering that my ten minutes had turned into fifteen.
“Abby!” Lacy scrammed as I entered the lobby. I made my way to her and some guy that she stood with. “This is Josh, he was the only other not up considering its pretty much midnight.” She said as she gestured to the boy with brown hair and blue eyes. “Well im hungry, let’s go. There a dinner downs the street.” The boy said as he walked towed the door, leveling Lacy and I behind.
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“My name is Lacy Davidson, Im 22 and from Idaho.” Lacy said taking a bite of her pie before flicking her head towns Josh. “Josh Stevens, 17, Texas.” Jacob said taking a bite f his chocolate brownie then looked at me. “Your turn.” He told me stuffing another bit into his mouth. “Im not telling you unless I get a bite of your brownie.” I told him. Rolling his eyes he broke a pike off his brownie, stabbed it on his fork and healed it in front of my face. “Not until you tell us though.” He said. “Abby Smith, 20, Connecticut.” I said and smiled at the young boy as he placed his fork in my mouth.
“So what about your family?” Lacy asked me after she and Josh told me about there’s. Josh grew up on a ranch in Texas, with two loving parents and he is a middle child out of 7. Lacy on the other hand was an only child who was in collage studying to be a teacher after living with her dad and step mom. “Um well I should get back to my room, it’s already 3 am.” I told them, quickly dodging her question as I as stood up from the sand on the beach outside our hotel. “Ok! We will see you in the morning.” Lacy yelled after me.
I pushed open my door and through my purse into a chair. I grabbed a pair of pajamas from my suitcase and quickly changed in the bathroom. I washed my face before splashing a handful of cold water on my face. I looked at my face in the mirror, the water dripping of my pale skin. My family. That was a complicated subject. I dried my face and cradled into my bed. Falling asleep to the he thought of how I don’t want to, neither will I ever, tell anyone about my family.
Yeah it was wejust had a little mix up
5/27/13