The soft hum of the ceiling fan barely masked the sound of birds chirping outside. I was deep in sleep, curled up under my soft blanket, enjoying my sleep when I felt someone shake my shoulder, harshly. "Kat! Kat! It's time to rise and shine, girl. WAKE UP!" Noah shouted from outside my room, her voice a relentless alarm. I groaned, burying my face deeper into my pillow. "Go away, Noah." But she was persistent. "Nope. It's the first day of sophomore year. You are not sleeping through it!" I cracked one eye open, glaring. "That's exactly why I should sleep through." Noah jumped onto my bed, jostling me. "Wake up, lazy girl, or else we're going to get late if you don't pick up your lazy ass from bed fast.""What the heck, girl?" I grumbled, finally sitting up. "Just chill; I am awake now. All thanks to you." Noah rolled her eyes, yanking the blanket away. "Kat. You have five minutes before we leave. Move it. Now chop-chop." I sighed, already regretting the day.