The phone alarmed on top of my head a couple of minutes a while ago. It’s been ringing several times when I put it to snooze, but it’s persistent enough to make me wake up. I deliberately moved my arm and reached for it. Opening my eyes, light has showed me its vastness, blinding me directly. I winced and moved to the other side and faced the wall. I was able to grasp my phone and turned it on.
It’s quarter to six. Yawning, I rubbed my eyes. Toby was already barking early in the morning. I heard some soft footsteps pacing down the stairs. It was probably Galvin. I covered my face with the pillow and took a deep, fine breath. After I composed, I slowly lifted myself and put on my slippers. I tied my hair into a ponytail and moved inside the bathroom. Brushing my teeth, I remembered what A
