Izzy, a former child actor who played the role of Tony Stark's daughter. As she enters university and leaves her acting days behind, memories of her time on set resurface after a movie night with friends. Suddenly, Izzy finds herself thrust back int...
Now after the first six months was the shooting break. That means going back to New York for Izzy and her mom.
The day they had to say goodbye for a while Izzy cried a lot. She fears that they might will forget her. But all of the cast members reassured her that this will never happen.
The first day back in their original home was kind of weird for both of them. They got used to getting up in the early morning and driving to the studio and now that this wasn't a part of their daily routine anymore, well let's just say it's like they missing something if their day.
So for now they had to get back into her daily routine, which luckily for both of them was easier than they thought it would be.
During the next couple of weeks they planned Izzy's first day of school. Therefore they bought the missing school supplies like a few more pencils or books. Izzy also prepared a special outfit for her first day. She chose a white summer dress, with little blue flowers on top of it. It went all the way down to her knees and stopped right above it. It had a flowing skirt and small puffy short sleeves.
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For her shoes the mother suggested some white and open sandals. Izzy tried them on as well as the dress and it matches the dress perfectly. Seeing her little girl like that suddenly made her pretty emotional. She starts to tear up and had to dry them with a tissue before they rolled down her cheeks. Izzy was twirling around in her new dress and couldn't wait till she could finally wear it outside.
A couple weeks later they both woke up in the early morning. Little Izzy woke up with a burst of energy, her heart pounding like a drum in her chest. She'd been waiting for this day for what felt like forever, and now it had finally arrived. It was her very first day of school, and she was going to be a big kid!
The sun streamed through her curtains, casting a warm, golden glow on her stuffed animals and favorite picture books. With a giggle, she jumped out of her cozy bed and to her moms bedroom.
"Mom! Mommy!" Izzy shouted, racing down the hallway in her pajamas, her feet barely touching the ground. "It's my first day of school!" When she wasn't there anymore she went into the kitchen.
Her mom, bleary-eyed but smiling, were already in the kitchen, preparing breakfast. She looked at her enthusiastic daughter running up to her. "Someone's excited," her mom said, tousling Izzy's hair. "Of course, I am," Izzy almost yelled. "Today's a big day, after all."
Over a plate of pancakes and syrup, Izzy chatted away about all the things she couldn't wait to do at school. She talked about making new friends, learning to read, meeting new friends and the playground where she'd heard there was a fantastic slide. Her mom listened with fond smiles, her hearts swelling with pride.
After breakfast, Izzy practically skipped to her room to get dressed. She'd picked out her favorite outfit she laid out a couple weeks ago- a bright white dress with small green flowers and her brand new matching sandals. She looked at herself in the mirror and grinned. "I look like a real schoolgirl!"
With her backpack slung over her shoulder, Izzy stood at the front door, practically vibrating with excitement. Her mom knelt down to give her a big hug and whispered, "You're going to have so much fun, sweetheart. Remember to be kind and make lots of new friends. And don't forget, you're going to be famous at school today." "Famous?" Emily's eyes widened in wonder. "Yes," her mom replied kindly, "because you're going to be the friendliest, most enthusiastic student they've ever seen!"
Accompanied by her mom, Izzy stepped out into the world, her heart full of anticipation. As they both walked to school, she couldn't help but think about all the adventures that awaited her. She imagined the colorful classroom, the smell of new crayons, and the sound of laughter from her future friends.
When they finally reached the school gates, after about twenty minutes of walking, her excitement reached a fever pitch. Now it was time to say their goodbyes. The mom crouched down in front off her daughter. She again told her how proud and happy she was for her little girl. Izzy reared up as well as her mom when they hugged for the last time. When her mom released her she smiled at her and said „I love you mom". „I love you too sweetheart" she whispered back, while drying her eyes.
Izzy then took a deep breath, pushed open the doors, and stepped into her very first day of school. She was ready for whatever the day had in store, and she couldn't wait to become famous for being the happiest, most enthusiastic six-year-old in the world.
The time flew by like a whirlwind, and a few months had passed since Izzy's eagerly anticipated first day of school. As autumn leaves carpeted the ground, her journey through the world of education had brought about remarkable changes in her life, both academically and personally.
In the classroom, Izzy had embraced learning with boundless enthusiasm. Her teacher, Mrs. Anderson, was impressed by how quickly she grasped new concepts. Her insatiable curiosity and penchant for asking questions had become legendary among her classmates. They had grown fond of her infectious optimism and kindness. Izzy's willingness to help others, whether it was lending a hand during arts and crafts time or sharing her snacks during break, had made her a cherished friend to many. And whenever a friend needs help the was always their for when and support them. She also had indeed become "famous" as the friendly and enthusiastic student.
Izzy's personality had blossomed in remarkable ways. She was no longer the shy, hesitant girl who had walked through those school gates on her first day. She had found her voice, not only in class but also on the playground, at home or with new people in general. Her mom was incredibly proud of how she developed so quickly. Izzy also became the unofficial peacemaker among her friends, settling disagreements with a warm smile and a clever compromise.
Her mom noticed this transformation too. I became more obvious from day to day. Izzy was more independent, taking on responsibilities like setting the table for dinner and helping around the apartment. She'd even begun to read children stories to her mom to practice their reading everyday. This little audience entranced by her a lot and she couldn't wait to show her new skills to Tom and the rest of the filming crew. So after most school days, she was also a regular at the school's library, where she devoured books with voracious appetite. Every adventure she read about only fueled her desire to explore the world around her.
