Azzy yawned, but didn't yet open her eyes. She lay still for a moment, still under the covers, her breathing even. When she did open her eyes, she also sat up, blinking sleep away. Azzy got up from the bed, letting the blankets fall to the floor, and walked over to the mirror. Her strangely colorful hair hung around her shoulders, in frizzy curls. It was slightly matted and definitely looked as though she had been sleeping. She sighed quietly, not wanting to risk a shower. She preferred to avoid her siblings for as long as possible. It was hard, especially in a house full of girls who were all similarly aged. Azzy turned to her dresser and quietly combed tangles out of her hair. It still looked like a mess... but better than before. She quickly dressed herself in something cozy. She didn't think that she would be leaving the house today. In fact, Azzy didn't leave the house most days. She was a little shy... okay, a lot shy.
After getting dressed Azzy pulled her hair into a messy ponytail. She didn't bother with her usual eyeliners or anything. She opened the door silently, and as quietly as she could, crept down the stairs. She entered the kitchen, and upon seeing Lyla, turned on her heel and started to leave. Azzy had never been one to talk with her sisters, any of them, and in truth, Lyla kind of scared her. Though, she wouldn't admit it. You weren't supposed to be scared of your own sister. Azzy couldn't remember if she had ever liked her siblings, when she was younger. In fact, she could hardly remember half the places they'd lived. Still, no matter what the past had been, a confrontation this early in the morning couldn't be good.