"Ryan,
get up." My sister yelled, throwing a towel at me.
"Take a shower we're going to the mall today." I
got up, rubbing my eyes.
"Why do I
have to go?" She smirked, which only meant one thing. I
was driving.
"Ugh,
okay, I'll be ready in a half hour." I hopped in the
shower, the water felt nice on my back. "Where's the
hair dryer?" I yelled out to her, after getting
dressed.
She ran in in
to me. Our mornings were boring, I must admit
that.
My natural
brown hair was swooshed, and well, I looked like I hadn't
slept for a week.
I had on my
normal, "out for the day" clothes. Blue jeans, a tee,
and my blue converse.
"Hurry!
I'm going to be late!" My sisgter yelled as I
struggle to get every last drop of gas into the tank. The ride
there was dreadful, she makes me listen to her little boy band
songs, and I am pretty sure it's killing me.
"I
can't wait for this sale!" I stepped on my brakes, and
lookjed at her. "I got up, and dressed, for a sale?!"
My sister couldn't have smiled any bigger. "Shoes
Ryan, shoes." I parked the car and walked with her inside,
taking out my wallet. "I'm getting something to eat,
meet me in the food court, and I'll have your food."
She hugged me. "I love you, big brother."
My sister and
I weren't always close, but the loss of our favorite person
in the world, brought us together about three years ago. Our
grandmother raised us.
She passed
from a car accident, stupid drunk driver. I miss her so much,
she was a lot more pleasant than our dead beat of a father, and
now we live with him.
"I would
like, two medium orders of the Chicken and broccoli
alfredo?" They handed me my tray, and 7 dollars later, we
had our lunch. I sat at the table, looking around for my
sister, and at first I didn't see her, I was too busy
starting at the gorgeous girl she was walking with.
"Hello!
Ryan? I asked if it'd be okay if she can sit with
us?"
I nodded.
"Of course." I said, almost knocking over the tray.
"You have any food?"
She replied.
"No, I don't have enough, I spent the money I had on
these gorgeous shoes."
I couldn't
help but smile at her, handing her 10 dollars. "Buy
yourself a meal."
She chirped.
"Really? Oh thank you!" she ran off to get a sub. My
sister looked at me.
"Ryan...You feeling
okay? You never give up your money to anyone." I
smiled.
"It's
just food." I started to gobble down the rest of my
meal.
The next hour,
they were talking all girly and stuff. "Well ladies,
I'm going in the car, when you're done I'm ready to
leave whenever."
My sister
waved me away and I groaned. "If you aren't out in a
half hour, I am leaving you here."
The other girl
giggled, and waved. "See you later."
I smiled,
walking to my car, letting out a deep breath.
"She's the most
beautiful thing I've seen."
