"But soft; what light through yonder window breaks? It is the East, and Juliet is the sun! Arise fair sun, and kill the envious moon." I smiled as my mom and little sister, Rosaline, clapped. "Good job, Romeo!" Rosaline exclaimed. I laughed. "Thanks Rose." My mother smiled at me. "I knew I was right in naming you Romeo. You're destined for this part!" I smiled back at her. "Thanks mom. When's dad coming home?" "I'm home!" I heard my dad exclaim from the front door. Rosaline squealed and ran towards the door. "Hey munchkin!" My dad came into the living room carrying Rosaline and a fast food bag. "I brought home dinner!" My mom and I smiled and I took the food from him, setting it in the kitchen. "So, dad, how was work?" My dad smiled ass he put Rosaline down. "Productive. Nothing else really. Mostly boring. How are your lines coming along?" My mom answered before I could. "He's going to get the part. He's a natural! I told you naming him Romeo was be a good idea." I smiled and my dad looked over at me. "And here I was, hoping that naming you Romeo would get you more girls. I mean come on, every girl is looking for her Romeo, and here you are, actually Romeo!" I laughed. "Thanks dad. I had Lacey though." My parents grimaced. "Someone better than Lacey." "Lacey's mean!" Rosaline chimed in. I laughed again. "One day, dad, I meet a girl better than Lacey. She'll be the Juliet to my Romeo." My parents smiled. "Food!" Rose exclaimed and we all laughed. "Yes Rose. I agree. Lets eat!" We all settled down at the table and ate our dinner.
