Reginald Peters always wanted a little sister...little did he know that eight years after he died his wish would come true. Now in the year 2020, Rosalina gets a '911' text from her best friend, Julie Molina, and has a crazy, supernatural, run in wi...
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𝚃𝚑𝚒𝚛𝚍 𝙿𝚎𝚛𝚜𝚘𝚗 𝙿𝙾𝚅
Julie and Ro smiled awkwardly at the crowd of students, who were muttering amongst themselves. "Hey, where'd the rest of the band go?" The stage director asked, walking over to us. "Wait. Were those holograms? Kayla asked. Rosa held in the urge to roll her eyes. "Yes!" The girls nodded, pointing at Kayla. "Yes, they were holograms." Julie said.
"Um...I plugged it into the ceiling projector before the show." Ro added. "We'd explain it, but it involves algorithms and science stuff." Julie said, earning an applaud from the students. The three ghosts were standing off to the side of the stage. "That's wild. They could see us when we were playing, but not when the music ended." Luke said. "We should double check." Reggie stated. He stepped onto the stairs, wiggling his butt in front of the students. Rosa saw this and quietly laughed, shaking her head. "Only my brother." She mumbled.
"Yeah, I don't...I don't think they can see us." Reggie said, walking down the steps and to his original spot next to Luke. "I wish I couldn't see you." Alex commented. "Okay, people, show's over. Let's get back to class, please." Principal Lessa said, ushering the students out for the gym. Kevin walked over to Flynn with a confused expression. "Did you know about that?" He asked, pointing towards the stage. "No." She said, shaking her head, offended that the girls didn't tell her.
"Good luck." Ro whispered, giving Julie a comforting pat on the shoulder, as Mrs. Harrison made her way to the girls. Rosa then stepped away, making her way to her brother who had started to leave the gym. "Hey, Kev." She smiled. "Oh, hey." He replied. Ro furrowed her brows. "Are you okay?" She asked.
"I'm great. But since when are you in a band? More specifically a hologram band?" He asked, crossing his arms over his chest. "Oh we're not a band. They're a band. A hologram band. But Julie and I just played the one song with them. We're not a band." she said, shaking her head. "Look, Rosie...I know we have only been siblings for almost three years...but I thought we told each other this kind of stuff. We stick together, remember?" Kevin asked. Rosa sighed. "Kev...it's a crazy story." She sighed.
