Ext. Paris Walking home from the lakeScene:
As Paris walks home from the lake she was gathering all the words in her mind to tell Diane about Cameron and his understanding of her CP. She felt special for the first time in forever.
Int. The Rose residence
Paris
(calls from the entrance) Hey mom, I'm back.Diane
Hey Sugar Bear, did you have fun?
Paris
Yes, I did. I met someone, but I'll tell you during supper.
Diane
Well, we're having fried rice. Could you fix the table, please?
Paris
Of course mom.
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Paris grabs plates and silverware and sets them on their dining room table.
Diane
Thank you, my darling. The food will be done soon.
Paris
Okay. I'll sit down and wait.
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Diane takes the fried rice off the stove and puts it in a nonbreakable glass bowl and brings it to the table.
Paris
Yum. I just love your fried rice mom.
Diane
(coming from the kitchen) I love my bright, beautiful daughter.
Paris
I love you too. But this fried rice looks very delish.
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Diane takes the big spoon and digs into the fried rice.
Diane
So, you met someone at the lake?
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Paris giggles as she grabs her spoonful of fried rice.
Diane
It's a boy Isn't it?
Paris
(smiling excitedly) Yes. We had a conversation, and he spotted me covering my hand up, so he asked me about it and I told him about my CP. He wants to hang out sometime. His name is Cameron. He gave me his number.
Diane
(Looking speechless) I will only allow it if I see a complete conversation between you guys to see he's not trying to do anything. (She rubs her daughter's cheek) I don't want anyone taking advantage of my sweet, intelligent daughter.
Paris
Thanks! I think that arrangement is fair.
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Diane and Paris nod in agreement with the arrangement. They finish their dinner.
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Art That Never Heals (Play)
RomanceParis Rose has Cerebral Palsy and her mom is very protective because of this nasty disorder. Paris has been homeschooled all of her life. When she falls for Cameron Johnson, her whole life changes.