Donut Fret
About It
Drooped over, Alex, attempted to cling at the sheets, before falling down; thud. Lady Gaga's "Poker Face" awoke him. He grappled the alarm, and then slammed hard on the button. Looking around him, he realized this wasn't his room, "Fuck, it wasn't a dream." Struggling to get up, he slithered his way upright. He planted his feet firmly, scanning the room for clothes. Even if it was an unfamiliar place, his clothes reeked of his sweat.
As he dressed, a sound came, "Caw caw," screeched the bird, nearly giving the trans fat abundant human, a heart attack. Breathing heavily due to being startled, the man quickly paired his blue jeans with an orange collar shirt. A small glance at the mirror depressed him, "What a fatty I am. Even in heaven, I'm a clot."
Fully decked out and completed hygiene meant Alex felt calm enough to leave the room. He jingled the knob, and exited the blue walls, single bed, closet, ceiling fan, cabinet, bathroom, and small kitchen hotel room. Now outside, he peered at the door, revealing a number: 311. The man sighed, tapping his feet on the floor, "Not even my lucky number. I'm probably in hell." No matter the case, Alex shrugged it off, and tried to find a stairwell or elevator. When confronted with both choices, he leaned towards the elevator. He flushed a look of embarrassment, once he proceeded to enter the elevator. He vowed to use the stairs, after getting acquainted with the new area.
Heading down, Alex counted the floors, "3, 2, and 1." At the bottom, he found no one, yet food, he smelled that goodness. Coming from the dining room, he continued in that direction. His stomach grumbled, aching for a delicious morsel. Inside he spotted people, but went for the food instead. Once his plate was filled, he sat down, focusing on his meal first, before engaging with others.
As he dressed, a sound came, "Caw caw," screeched the bird, nearly giving the trans fat abundant human, a heart attack. Breathing heavily due to being startled, the man quickly paired his blue jeans with an orange collar shirt. A small glance at the mirror depressed him, "What a fatty I am. Even in heaven, I'm a clot."
Fully decked out and completed hygiene meant Alex felt calm enough to leave the room. He jingled the knob, and exited the blue walls, single bed, closet, ceiling fan, cabinet, bathroom, and small kitchen hotel room. Now outside, he peered at the door, revealing a number: 311. The man sighed, tapping his feet on the floor, "Not even my lucky number. I'm probably in hell." No matter the case, Alex shrugged it off, and tried to find a stairwell or elevator. When confronted with both choices, he leaned towards the elevator. He flushed a look of embarrassment, once he proceeded to enter the elevator. He vowed to use the stairs, after getting acquainted with the new area.
Heading down, Alex counted the floors, "3, 2, and 1." At the bottom, he found no one, yet food, he smelled that goodness. Coming from the dining room, he continued in that direction. His stomach grumbled, aching for a delicious morsel. Inside he spotted people, but went for the food instead. Once his plate was filled, he sat down, focusing on his meal first, before engaging with others.