Waking up in my new room was refreshingly energising, but I woke up to the birds singing and knew immediately that my alarm had not gone off yet. My stomach started churning the minute my eyes peeped open and the realization of what day it was dawned on me, I knew I had to get this over with. I shouldn't be worried about going back to school, but I was apprehensive of the gossip I knew was circulating about me.
'Oh god! What if everyone I had ever slept with has blabbed? Everyone will know my dirty laundry!'
I really was going to struggle today.
I had slept through my first alarm, and ignored the second, putting off what I knew was inevitable. With a deep, long breath, I threw back my duvet and swung my legs out over the side of my new bed. I stood, stretched, and approached the outfi
