Ravishing
..lost in my reality
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- Feb 1, 2004
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Lacey felt so cold as she crosses campus heading for the Office where her Journalism Professor had an office. It wasn't winter, it was summer. She should have been feeling wonderful. Not like she'd caught a cold. But then there was that allergy she'd picked up. Sunlight. Who in the hell was allergic out of the blue, even, to sunlight?
It just made her itch. As if ants were crawling all over her. Icky. Consumed in her thoughts she soon enough found herself at that office door. Her brows furrow as she stares there. Twenty minutes before that hour ended. She'd hoped to have more time. God knows she thought she might need it to convince him to change at least one lecture time tonight. There was one at 5 pm already. But she'd again, itched trying to attend it. During summer the sun still had hours to go till she'd not have to deal with it.
Dressed in a long sleeve top of pale blue, jeans of blue which were slightly darker, with black boots. Her red hair was loose and framed her face. As she gave a little shiver, she tried to work out what she might say to him. The last few days were a blur. If it hadn't been for her Sorority sisters, tending her she wasn't sure she might have gotten through it. Still. She felt weaker than ever. It was taking almost all she had to come here. More so to stand here.
Finally, she knocks on that door. Waiting. The moment he opened it, "Hi, Professor. It's Lacey, I attend your journalism lectures. Can I have a moment of your time?"
It just made her itch. As if ants were crawling all over her. Icky. Consumed in her thoughts she soon enough found herself at that office door. Her brows furrow as she stares there. Twenty minutes before that hour ended. She'd hoped to have more time. God knows she thought she might need it to convince him to change at least one lecture time tonight. There was one at 5 pm already. But she'd again, itched trying to attend it. During summer the sun still had hours to go till she'd not have to deal with it.
Dressed in a long sleeve top of pale blue, jeans of blue which were slightly darker, with black boots. Her red hair was loose and framed her face. As she gave a little shiver, she tried to work out what she might say to him. The last few days were a blur. If it hadn't been for her Sorority sisters, tending her she wasn't sure she might have gotten through it. Still. She felt weaker than ever. It was taking almost all she had to come here. More so to stand here.
Finally, she knocks on that door. Waiting. The moment he opened it, "Hi, Professor. It's Lacey, I attend your journalism lectures. Can I have a moment of your time?"