My alarms woke me up, instantly putting me into a bad mood.I scrolled through my social media's for a few minutes, forcing myself to wake up.
I soon got up, immediately starting my morning routine.
I took the braids out of my hair, letting it be curly.
I brushed my teeth and put on mascara and a chapstick.
I put on deodorant before getting into my uniform skirt and shirt, tucking it in.I sprayed perfume before slipping on my long socks and Sperrys, giving myself an approving shrug in the mirror.
I grabbed my backpack, knowing I needed to wake my mom to drive me to school.
I ran downstairs, immediately seeing her and all of her friends scattered across the living room, sleeping.
I froze when I saw white substances and alcohol all over the coffee table.
My mom gave up alcohol once she met my dad, and I never thought she would even touch drugs.
I was shocked.
"Mom" I spoke loudly, instantly waking my mom and Kansas, making them both look to me, bloodshot eyes.
"Yes" my mom spoke quickly.
"I need a ride to school" I spoke.
"Skip" she spoke, laying her head back against the couch.
"I skipped yesterday, I need to go I'm already behind-" "Skylar, shut the fuck up" Kansas spat out towards me, making me instantly let my hands ball up into fists.
"Mom" I spoke, hitting her lightly.
"Skylar- I'm still on a high, just walk- it's like a fifteen minute walk through good neighborhoods, you'll be fine, just leave me alone please."
I shook my head, letting out a small laugh, leaving and slamming the door behind me.
So I started slowly walking.
And I decided to not tell my dad- as stupid as it seemed.
He had just gotten away from her
They had just gotten everything settledThey were happy
I wasn't going to disturb that with accusations, I didn't even know that it was drugs on the table- it could've been anything.
So I walked.
I prayed my dad or my uncles didn't pass me and see me walking, because if I was caught walking I would be dead for three reasons
1.) I know I'm not supposed to walk anywhere alone, too much could happen
2.) I should've called my dad as soon as she told me she wasn't going to take me
3.) I should've told my dad last night that she had friends over
But it was already too late to redo any of those mistakes.
After a long and nerve wracking fifteen minutes, I soon walked onto my schools campus, immediately swiping my ID to get in, going straight to where I knew all of my friends would be.
I sat at the table with my friends, exhaling.
"What happened to you?" My best friend, Johnathan grinned to me.
"Bad morning" I laughed lightly, looking to my phone, seeing a text from my dad.
Morning sunshine! Gave all the guys hugs for you this morning, can't wait to actually be able to hug you. I hope you have a good morning/day❤️
Thank you. It was a decent morning, just long so far. I can't wait to be with you too. I love you, and good luck on your surgeries today!
The school day went fairly fast and I found myself soon walking out of the doors, immediately seeing my moms car.
I got in with her, seeing her drinking water with the smallest smile.
"How was your day, sweetie?" She asked me as she started driving.
"Fine" I said shortly.
She went silent.
I didn't want to talk.
As she pulled into the driveway, she cleared her throat.
"I shouldn't have let you see or let you go through a lot that you did last night and this morning-" "we don't have to talk about it." I spoke firmly.
She looked shocked.
"Just promise me that you won't drink or do drugs again, I don't want those people over either or I'm going to tell dad." I spoke firmly to her, opening my door as she parked.
I watched her slowly nod.
"I understand why you feel this way, and I can promise you that. It won't happen again." She spoke.
"Thank you." I spoke, getting out of the car.
I went straight to my room, starting homework and getting all of my papers organized.
About forty minutes into homework, I heard my mom walk into my room.
"What are you working on?" She asked me.
"Calculus" I spoke swiftly.
She hummed, watching me for a few moments before letting out the lightest laugh.
"You must get your math skills from your father- because I could never do what you're doing" she laughed out, rubbing her fingers through my hair slowly, making me hum.
"Speaking of my dad" I spoke quietly.
"You didn't work because he made enough money to cover all the bills- are you going to get a job?" I asked her, hearing her go silent.
"I didn't think about that" she spoke lightly, managing to laugh.
"Yeah- I guess I will, I don't seem to have much of a choice, do I?"