B-r-r-r-ingggg! B-r-r-r-ingggg! B-r-r-r-ingggg!, "Ooh shit." Rachel let out. She bangs on the alarm clock to put it off.
She opened her eyes, pushing her eyelids open like an old wooden door that was stuck because of the cold outside, rubbing her eyes with her tightened fists as she forced them to open. Crisp golden sunshine invaded her eyelids. Waiting to stare at the ceiling for a moment longer, she looked up at the creamy white paint in her room. But before she could dwell on it, the same jarring noise pierced through her ears again. It was the scream of the alarm that woke her up.
Feeling her warm breath under her nose, she sighed. She fumbled among the lavender sheets smelling of tide detergent, desperate to find her phone and turn the alarm off. Her fingers gripped her cell pho
