ᴡake up call ; sa ✕ lh
Aisha just had no will to get up. With her mouth awkwardly dry and her head thumping, she could already guess what was happening—she was very familiar to the effects of hangover, and they only got worse as she dared to move and look for the water bottle – what she couldn’t find at the familiar place under her mattress – and the nausea forced her back into the sheets.
Scrunching up her nose, she let herself sink in the covers, letting the oddly comfortable material embrace and warm her up. If she stayed like this just for one more minute, the waterbender was sure she’d end up dozing off again, but this place was so hot and there was a stupid red light right in front of her eyes and—
In the next second, she had her eyes open widely and the sheets kicked away from her body, falling exactly on – if the sun and the thin crimson walls weren’t enough – another source of warmness. Aisha couldn’t help but cover her mouth to suppress a gasp as she faced a bare back just beside her, and its owner with a face that seemed to have stopped on time when he was only 15 – or at least she hoped he wasn’t 15 – and perpetual silence even if she had moved so much this early.
And the worst? Her body was as bare as his seemed to be, or even more, as his remained covered by the perfect sheets. Why this had to happen with her? Damn it, she could hold her alcohol enough to know she shouldn’t hang out with a rich kid as this. How could she had been so stupid? And she couldn’t even find her damned water bottle, damn it!
( Damn it, damn it! )
The recently dyed locks fell curled in a shade of golden honey she never intended to wear as she brushes her hair back, trying to focus and think on something. The headache forbids, and not even half a minute later Aisha had given up, and instead is looking for a way to find her clothes, or at least get push that body enough for her to get something to cover her nudity. “Hey, hey, dude. Rich kid, wake the hell up and get off!”











