My Secret, My Bully, My Mates

"Should I put something not boring on here?" I tease him.

"Preferably not. I may be 18, but my mom still checks the thing like she thinks I'm a drug dealer." We both laugh. "Actually, pictures of girls who aren't my sister, might be helpful though, now that you mention it."

"I'll work on that, thanks for this," I waved the phone. "Not many people seem to be ready to jump in and be helpful."

"It's not that they don't want to. It's just that you're new and they don't know you yet. Not gonna lie, the sh*t Audrina is spreading my make it a little tougher, but I've seen you fight and you seem to be a decent person. They'll see that too and come around eventually. Your whole situation is crazy, and some people here don't like change. We'll get through it."

appreciate it. I'll see you in the morning. I'll bring your phone with me so you can have it during the day. I wouldn't want your mom to get mad at

He's not one to raise his voice. "Sorry, no. Just no. Drina will have your head if she thinks you brought a phone to training with you tomorrow. And I wouldn't put it past her to check you for one. I'll just get it at lunch, or whenever. My mom actually might not mind if she

you're sure. I'll leave it in the top drawer on my desk if she separates us for rotations and we

I have plenty of time to actually wake-up. It's been over a month since I've gotten up at my usual time and I'm not sure if my brain and body are

does not like this time of the morning. I think as I stop the alarm and drag myself out of bed. I fell asleep almost immediately after Nathaniel left last night, but

in a bag. I don't trust Audrina at all right now. I grab my things and pad downstairs carrying my shoes, there's no reason to get everyone else up if they can have a few more