Watched (The Watched Series) by Cindy M Hogan
Author:Cindy M Hogan [Hogan, Cindy M]
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Publisher: O'neal Publishing
Published: 2011-05-27T00:00:00+00:00
CHAPTER FOURTEEN
My frizzy hair stuck out all over the place. Blasted rain! Why hadnât Rick told me I looked like a freak? How could anyone like me with hair like this? A pony tail would have to do. It wasnât the hairstyle I was sure people wore to clubs, but I had no time. I tried to make it look more stylish, like Kira and Summer always managed to do, leaving strands of hair framing my face.
My clothes were the bigger problem. I couldnât wear long pants and a button-up shirt to the club. In fact, nothing hanging in my closet here would be good to wear to the club. Thanks to TV, I imagined people in clubs wearing skirts for some reason. I thought of waking Marybeth, but I really didnât have time for that, and Iâm not sure she would want to help me at the moment, and she could try and talk me out of going to the club. I really didnât want that. A cute skirt and top that Marybeth had worn flashed across my brain. Should I borrow it? I opened the bathroom door slightly, to let in a little bit of light. I looked over at Marybeth, her breathing even. Would she care? Sheâd loaned me so many things over the last week. Surely, she wouldnât mind. She had so many clothes, she probably wouldnât even notice. But, should I?
A faint voice in my head said, âNo.â
I could clean it and return it before she even knew.
âWake her up and ask her,â the voice in my head said.
Sheâs sound asleep. I could just tell her in the morning. I took one last look at her and decided she wouldnât care if I raided her closet even though my stomach was on fire. Deep down, I knew it was wrong. But I did it anyway.
With the little bit of light coming from the bathroom, I could barely make out what was in Marybethâs closet. I used my hands to feel for the skirt and shirt sheâd worn.
I grabbed two pieces that I thought were them and crept back to the bathroom. What luck! I had grabbed the right skirt, wrong shirt, but I thought it may have actually been a better choice anyway, and I put them on as fast as possible. They fit without any tugging or pulling.
Was I as skinny as Marybeth? No way. I couldnât stop the smile that spread across my face.
I looked at Marybethâs open closet door and felt a pang of guilt. I glanced down at Marybethâs clothes on my body and took a deep breath.
She wouldnât want me to wake her. Itâll be okay. She would want me to look good for this, I convinced myself.
I had left the bathroom light on and hurried to turn it off, then reached into Marybethâs open closet and took out a pair of shoes. One more thing wouldnât matter. Theyâd be back before she even woke up. My face felt hot.
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