The sun’s lighting touches my skin. I automatically open my eyes when I felt a bit burnt on my skin. As I looked at the half-open glass window, I saw the sun rays trying to invade the rest of the room. The white curtain became useless to the sun rays. Instead of blocking the rays, the curtain was almost bouncing to the lighting coming from the sun.
I sat on the bed and comber my hair with my fingers. The wall clock on my right told me that it is already eight thirty in the morning. It’s not late nor early.
I scratched my arm as I massaged my forehead. I’m not having a headache but I’m still sleepy. It’s almost midnight when I and Lucett left the hotel. We drank but we stopped drinking when we finish three bottles of red wine. It has no alcohol but because we are the only one for that th
