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Merida squinted against the bright light. Someone was jumping on her. Another was pulling on her hair. And still she felt another make unbearable noise. Merida groaned and tried to sit up. If you don't stop banging those cymbals together you will face excruciating pain!
The boys snickered and sauntered away. Merida sighed and she sat up. Boys will be boys. She chuckled to herself. She looked at her clock; seven o'clock in the morning. She knew it was time to get up, get ready, and go to school. Merida got up and trudged to the bathroom.
She groaned and looked at herself in the mirror. Her red hair was a mess, which didn't surprise her; her blue eyes were still squinting. Definitely need a shower. And that's what she did.
About forty-five minutes later, Merida walked to her midnight blue Mercedes. Her parents had gotten it for her seventeenth birthday. She hadn't been very surprised at this, of course. Her parents have been buying her cars since she turned sixteen and had first gotten her driver's license. Her personal favorite was the Ferrari, but she didn't like showing off so she often drove either the Beamer or the Mercedes. Her mom uses the Jaguar most of the time, and she doesn't mind. Anyway, Merida listened to music as she drove to her best friend's house to pick her up. As she drove, she smiled at the thought of her best friend.
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Rapunzel had always been there for her for as long as she can remember. Merida couldn't have asked for a better friend. As she pulled up to Rapunzel's house, she beeped her horn. Almost immediately the door opened and slammed shut as Rapunzel bounded down the stairs waving at her.
Her long blonde hair that she cut every month was tied into a messy bun. She wore Converse shoes, skinny jeans, and a green shirt that hugged her slim frame.
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Her school bag hung casually over one of her delicate shoulders. Merida smiled as she leaned over to unlock the door for her. Rapunzel slid in gracefully and gave Merida a peck on the cheek. It had been a joke they invented since Merida and her family went hunting for bears and her three triplet brothers, Hamish, Hubert and Harris, killed a giant brown bear using sticks.
Merida never did find out how on earth they did that, but she has had more respect for them since then.
As they neared the school, teenagers were already crowding; the lawn, the hallway, the parking lot. Merida groaned and said, "I don't think we're going to find a parking space Punzie. They both said hi to them and they started talking to each other. Merida laughed and shakes her head, making her red curls bounce. Being the only Scottish girl in school wasn't so bad. Suddenly, they heard a low rumble of a car. They whipped their heads around to see a red Lamborghini park right next to them. The girls held their breath and the boys started staring.
Then I'd bring it with me on the deserted island. The Resistance by Replicant.
Darkwave synth that directly addresses our modern dystopian political environment, with proceeds going to the Voting Rights Project. Synthpop that channels the more melancholic side of Italo and the dystopian visions of present-day synthwave. Atomic Eyes by The Rain Within.
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