Q:

ES6/7 await for async function

I read about await stop the execution while the promise don't get resolve. I'm trying to do the following in my React-native app:
static async getFromStorage(key) {
  const value = await AsyncStorage.getItem(key);
  console.log(value);
  return value;
}

console.log(Class.getFromStorage("test"));

But I get the following instead of the real value (Chrome didn't allow me to copy the timestamp...): 

Promise {_45: 0, _81: 0, _65: null, _54: null} <- this is the console.log after the function
100ms later
REAL_VALUE <- this is the console.log from the function

So why my code not waiting for resolve the promise?
UPDATE
@thedude suggest: 
async function waitForStorage() {
   console.log(await getFromStorage());
}
waitForStorage();

The problem with this solution I need it in the class what I want to use. but when I do someVar = await getFromStorage(), I get a 500 error. I can wait for it, because it is 100ms. 
For example: 
someVar = await getFromStorage("token");
checkToken(someVar);

A:

The code running the console.log should also be marked as async and it should also await the return value of getFromStorage;
e.g. this would work: 
async function waitForStorage() {
   console.log(await getFromStorage());
}
waitForStorage(); // now the console messages should be in the correct order

Or you could just wait for the promise's resolution:
getFromStorage("token").then(someVar => checkToken(someVar))

