Bed Room Monologue

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I snuggled into my bed, smiling as I bundled myself in the warm blankets. I scrunched up my face, feeling something poke my back gently. I rolled over, nuzzling my face into my pillow once more. I ignored the soft hissing noises that were coming from behind me and started to drift off again. My eyes shot open, I feeling something land on top of me, causing me to wheeze at the sudden pressure.
I shrieked, rolling onto the floor with a loud thump, pulling my blankets and pillows to the floor with me.
I groaned, rubbing my thumping head hoping to ease the pain in my temples.
I shifted my gaze to the top of the bed, to where my grey tabby sat, licking her paw innocently. I glared daggers at the cat, knowing that she was in fact the exact opposite …show more content…

I scrunched my nose in distain as I slid into the skirt. I buttoned up my top with a frown and slid on my blazer before grabbing my tie And stuffing it into my bag. I rushed out the door with my bag in one hand and my shoes in the other toward Karasuno High school.

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I felt excitement flood through me as the last bell rang. I grinned, rushing toward the gymnasium for Volleyball practice. I couldn't wipe the excited smile off song face as I pushed through the crowded halls and out be back door.
I walked down the path with an extra pep in my step. My feet padded quietly as I walked on the sidewalk. My feet pressing little blades of grass that grew out of the cracks of the sidewalk.
Karasuno may not have been the most prestigious school in Japan, but it was still a good school.
I mostly came to Karasuno for their volleyball program. Karausanl by far had the best program for volleyball out of the schools that I lived near.
I had been playing volleyball ever since I could remember. I had always loved the court. The way the gym smelled before a match. How the shoes sounded as they squeaked noisily on the floor as people rushed to the ball. But most of all, I loved the satisfaction of Saving your team as you dived for the ball. Giving your team another shot at scoring a

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