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Beware of slight language and sex references
After seeing her (so called) one true love confess his feelings for another, Arianna Rose - Youngest Daughter of Sleeping Beauty - flees A...
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It was late at night and the girls were sitting around a campfire, roasting marshmallows.
"It's just everything's changing so fast and I'm putting all this pressure on myself, you know?" Beca said to the others, "I don't wanna fail."
"If you just would've said something..." Chloe said.
"Yeah, I know, but I'm weird about that stuff. I thought I could figure it out on my own, and I can't. Maybe I don't have anything original to say. I wish I could do what you do." she said towards Emily.
Emily chuckled, "Well, I feel the same way about you. You're so good, it's intimidating." she then looked at Arianna, who was sitting next to her, "And you, Ari, I'm sure you have the best voice in the universe."
"Aw, thanks, Emily." Arianna said as she gave Emily a sude-hug.
"All I've ever wanted is to be one of you. Not a legacy, but a Bella."
"You are a real Bella." Chloe told her.
"You are one of us." Arianna added.
"Yeah, you pay the registration fees." Fat Amy nodded.
"That's for life, dude." Beca smiled at Emily, "Do you and Ari wanna collaborate on something?"
"Wait, you're being serious?" Emily asked in disbelief.
"Yeah."
Arianna looked at Emily, "I'm in if you are."
"Yeah!" Emily nodded, "Wow! Ooh! Man! Yes! Who else feels like a winner tonight?"
Everyone cheered in agreement.
"I know it doesn't seem like it, but, um... I'm afraid, too." Chloe said, "To move on, to graduate, it's really scary."
"Yeah, it actually does seem like it, 'cause you're barley holding it together." Fat Amy told her.
"Oh, well, it doesn't have to be scary, Chloe." Aubrey assured her friend, "When I was graduating, I never pictured myself running a retreat in the middle of the woods, but here I am. Take it from someone who has dealt with some serious control issues. Like my dad always said, "In the minefield it life, you must be prepared to lose both feet." And I think you all know what I mean."
