❝ if words could just hold you, tell me you feel me ❞
𝐢𝐧 𝐰𝐡𝐢𝐜𝐡 nate gray falls
for the enemy who's trying
to take down his camp
started. 11.6.24
ended.
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chapter nine the final jam before the finale jam
IT WAS FIVE DAYS UNTIL FINAL JAM, and sage had reserved the mess hall for sander, barron, sage, and all their dances to practice their final jam performance
"okay, places! we're starting from the beginning!" sage yelled out. she was in charge of the staging for her, barron, and sander's performance, but she was also performing.
"are you sure this is gonna look cool?" sander said. "don't doubt her! but...is it?" barron said.
"i know it will! staging is my favorite thing to do, don't worry. the trampoline's are coming in two days and we will have three rehearsals with them." sage said.
"okay captain, we trust you." sander said, high fiving her. sage gave the boys a smile, then going to what would be offstage.
"is everyone ready?" sage said. "yeah!" everyone called out, some cheering and giving her thumbs ups.
"okay hit it!" she said to their band, opting at them.
they were using ketchup and mustard bottles as microphones, barron and sander coming onto the "stage" as they practiced.
"yo it's your boy barry! and the place to be is crazy. come rock with me!" barron said, crossing his arms back to back with sander.
"couldn't wait to leave but now i hate to go." barron tapped. "last day at camp, packing my bags slow." sander rapped next.
"made so many friends, why does it have to end."
"in the end it's a win, cause we grown so close together." the boys said together.
sage then strutted onto the stage, her holding a bottle as her mic. "remember when we first met, first day." she sang walking to stand in between the boys.
"thinking this would be no fun, no way." sage continued, the three of them doing a handshake they made.
their dancers moved around to their chorus spots, the people who would be standing on a platform on top tables.
"now it's time to leave."
"leave!"
"but now we wanna stay, stay, stay, stay, stay, stay, stay, stay." sander said.
there would be some people on the trampolines sage had ordered, barron and sander would be on the two right next to her and two girls who were dancing with her in the center.
"hasty la vista, i'm-a gonna say goodbye to you." they sang together, all jumping up and down. "whatever happenes i'll be cool with you."
the crew all started swaying back and forth, a bounce to their dance. "wanna give me your number, im a call ya, promise i won't forget you."
"hasta la vista, we'll all be going separate ways. say everything we didn't say."
"okay and boom jump!" barron said. "boom!" sander said after him, pretending to jump off the trampoline.
"this is your moment before you go, come now, get up and show them."
"keep doing your thing, thing, thing." sage said, sander doing a short freestyle. "keep doing your thing, thing, thing." she said, sander doing one after.
"keep doing your thing, thing, thing keep doing your thing, thing, thing." she finished while she did her own section.
"and—dance break!" sage said. everyone clapped, taking deep breaths as they did the main part of their performance.
"that was good — that was good!" she said, high fiving some of what sander called it "the hasta la vista crew."
for the rest of the five days sage worked on getting the placing for the trampolines, figuring out the part where they dance on the b stage with sander and barron, as well as what the dress attire was going to be.
the trio worked well together, and it was just another reminder to sage that she really didn't want the summer to end.
they had less then a summer left at camp rock, sage hadn't taken down the camp, and she was in love with summer camp and camp rock.
by the time the countdown reached two days to the final jam, everything was ready for the big performance and sage was extremely excited.
final jam was going to be the highlight of sage's summer, all her friends were going to be there, and some of them were performing.
she was ready to truly be a camp rocker, knowing she kept her secret for the entire year, made amazing friends, and had the guilt she wouldn't the back next year.
