FUCK, I NEED TO FIND ME SOME TALENT!

Jul 02, 2005 15:24

"JESUS!!!!" Why? Why her?!?!? What did she do to deserve... THAT on her face! "Oh God, it's huge!" Kaoru could only stare transfixed at the plump little blemish from hell that sat comfortably on her chin. At first it hadn't seemed so bad, but then, as she continued to stare, she realized just how large it was! And the worst part? IT WAS GROWING!

Kaoru had always considered herself a good person. Ok grades, decent at kendo, lots of friends, so why did the gods curse her with a zit the size of a small country??!?!?!

Kaoru poked a bit at The Monster (yes, she did indeed nickname the thing on her face) on her face, contemplating squeezing it to death. Out of no where her hawklike mother appeared out of no where.

"Kaoru, if you keep day dreaming in front of that mirror you'll--" Kaori, Kaoru's mother, stepped closer to Kaoru and examined her face in the mirror. "Did you know you have a zit the size of China on your chin?"

"No, mom, i didn't notice!" Kaoru said, her voice dripping with annoyance.

"Don't get mad at me, I didn't put that thing on you!" Her mother responded.

"I know, I know." Kaoru sighed, "But how do I make it go away!" She poked at it again.

"Do NOT squeeze it. That'll only make it worse."

"Are you sure? I think I should pop it."

"You'll be sorry if you do..." Kaori mumbled, which earned her a glare from her daughter. "Pimple, or no pimple, you still have to get to school. So get dressed and come eat breakfast. I made eggs!" Kaori planted a kiss on Kaoru's forehead, and left the room.

Despite her mother's annoyingness, Kaoru knew that she meant well, and was probably right about attacking The Monster. Maybe it would go away by itself! A First Day of School Miracle!!!!!!!!

Maybe...

~~~~~

10 minutes later Kaoru was dressed in jeans, a t-shirt that said "Made in Japan," and a pair of black low top converse. She grabbed her hair tie, her back pack, and ran down the stairs to the kitchen. "The eggs smell good." Kaoru commented, dropping her bag by the door and plopping down infront of her food.

"Then you better eat all of it." Kaori smiled. Kaoru smiled back before digging into the eggs. She momentarily cringed, but once the slightly bitter taste of....nutmeg...?... disappeared, the eggs taste pretty good. Kaoru nearly laughed thinking of the pair her and her mom were. They almost looked like twins. Same blue eyes, same blue hair, same pale skin, same bad cooking. The only differences were their ages and their heights (Kaori was a good 3 inches taller than her daughter).

"I'm going to be gone till really late tonight." Kaori said softly. She could feel Kaoru's frown.

"Business again?" Kaoru said coldly. Her mother was barely ever home because of her job. She was some big exec at some company and Kaoru hated it. She loved her mother, but she never saw her. It was a miracle her mom had even been around to make breakfast.

"Yes, business as always, but I'm sure you won't mind me not being here. I used to love having the house to myself when I was a teenager. Just make sure there are no boys. NONE."

"heh, I'll be sure to tell Sano." Sano was one of Kaoru's closest guy friend. She considered him to be her brother. They'd known each other for way too long.

"Oh, Sano can come over, just as long as you make sure he does his homework." Kaori said. Sano, she trusted. He would protect Kaoru rather than take advantage of her and have sex with her and impregnate her and then leave her all alone with a baby to raise, and barely any family! Oh wait, that's what happened to Kaori... Ha.

"Mom, you ok?" Kaoru questioned.

"Yeah, I'm fine."

"Alright, well I'm gonna go to school, SO i'll catch you tomorrow!" Kaoru said, dropping her fork into her empty plate. "First day, and lots of learning to be done."

"Have a good day!" Kaoru's mom smiled sweetly.

"You too!" Kaoru grabbed her backpack and left.

Today was going to be a good day.

"The fuck is on your face?!" Sano said from his car. Her daily ride was staring intently on her chin...shit.

"MOU!"

Well, there goes the good day idea.
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