Lying in hr bed, a red-headed girl stared up at the ceiling. The time was 6:15 A.M. and everything was already in perfect order, set out ready for the day ahead. A large, towering pile of books was laid out next to her bed, already finished the week after buying them. Her black and white room looked abnormally clean compared to most teenagers her age, all of her clothes packed up into the wardrobe in the corner. Her shoes were lined up against the wall, sitting ontop of the ebony carpet. There was literally nothing left to do. This had to be the most boring morning in the history of all mornings. Her name was Grace, and she felt like getting hit in the head with a wooden board.
Unfortunately, that meant there was no reason to put off going to see her mother. Aka, the crazy woman who lived down the road. Ever since her sisters death, her mental condition had been getting worse and worse. At least she wasn't screaming all night any more. A sigh escaped Bree's lips, this was not the day to go see a mad lady. No, she as too tired from last time. Her hand found its way to her violin case, might as well practise. Bree's green eyes scanned the room until she found her sidebag by the end of her bed, and stuffed a couple of books inside. After all, she might need a distraction incase somebody tried to talk to her.
Half an hour of walking later, Grace found her favourite spot by the pond in the park. It was right next to the skatepark, though, so it was a little bit frightening for her. After all, what if somebody made fun of her playing? After giving her surroundings a once-over, she noticed only about three or four people were there in total. It was a chance she was going to take. Her fingers unlatched the violin case as she sat down, deciding that the horse hair was clean enough before gliding them across the strings, intimidating Lindsey Stirlings song called
Shadows. Bree had taken the chance to tighten them that morning, so it was just the right pitch.