Scarlet's Bunk, Daughter of Epiales

 
Scarlet lugged her suitcase into the cabin and set it down next to an empty bunk right beside a window. She really hoped that she didn't have to be anywhere near anyone who she deemed was gross, this year. There was this girl last year that had absolutely no respect or manners to do anything, and she slept only one bunk away last year. Scarlet could only hope that the girl didn't return to camp this year. Better yet, if the girl ended up being eaten by a monster for lunch. Though she would've pitied the monster.

The brunette took off her Gucci shades and stuffed them in her bag, looking towards the wardrobe space that seemed too minuscule for Scarlet to even appreciate. She would probably need to 'borrow' someone's wardrobe space. Not that they would need it anyways. Most of the kids around here didn't know what style was. Those bright orange t-shirts disgusted her, and she wondered why anyone would dare to even wear those to sleep, much less in public. Then again, 90% of the camp was wearing it, they wouldn't care. They wouldn't care because they were 'commoners'. The only problem with that, was the Scarlet didn't realise that she was a commoner herself.

The girl began to unload her clothes, taking them out and putting them neatly into the drawer, each article by it's self. When she filled up the whole drawer, she still had another suitcase to unpack, but she huffed and left the suitcase on the ground, coming to a conclusion that nobody was going to be sensible enough to lend her an extra drawer. Or half of it, anyways. It wasn't like they were going to need it, but they had to be selfish. Scarlet plopped down on the bunk, looking up at the ceiling. This was going to one long summer.

She suddenly felt hungry, and checked her golden rolex. She should go to the camp store and buy something to drink. Just to fill in till dinner. Scarlet got on her feet and stepped out of the door, letting the door slam behind her, not caring whether it disturbed anyone else or not. It was her cabin, none of anyone else's business.