~Alyssa~
Milk: Check.
Toothbrushes: Check.
Cereal: Check.
Eggs: Check.
Matthew Roberts CD: Wait what?
What was this doing in my cart? Ugh, I must have unconsciously swiped it into my trolley. I picked the CD up and stared at it for a few seconds, admiring that striking face printed at the front of the disk. Oh wow, he sure was handsome.
And to think that I was so lucky to be able to sit next to him throughout the whole journey. Sigh, it was definitely a one in a lifetime opportunity. Oh wells, I might as well listen to his songs for once. It won’t hurt right? I dumped the CD back into my trolley of groceries.
After paying for all that stuff, I stepped out of Walmart with many bags in my hands.
I fished out for my phone, clicking on Seth’s contact.
“Hi Seth! I’ve got the groceries!” I chirped cheerfully.
“Wow, what’s got you all hyped up?” Seth questioned skeptically.
“Oh, nothing…” I giggled at the memory of the incident in the taxi.
“If you say so…” I imagined Seth rolling his eyes. “So, why did you call me for? Just come straight to the hotel then. Jayden and I are starving.” He grumbled.
“Oh right! Which hotel did you say it was?” I remembered my intention for calling Seth and inquired.
Seth chuckled. “The one on P Sherman 42 Wallaby Way Sydney duh.”
I narrowed my eyes. “ Seth, please.”
He broke into uncontrollable fits of laughter. “I got you now! Haha!”
I groaned internally. “Seth, get serious now.”
“Okay okay. It’s The Larchmont Hotel.” He said between peals of laughter.
I swore my heart stopped beating momentarily. I let a rickety breath escape my lips. Didn’t Matthew Roberts mention that he was staying at The Larchmont Hotel? Oh my gosh this must be a gift sent from heaven. I squealed and clapped my hands in excitement, causing the groceries to fall off and roll onto the floor.
“Woah woah, calm down Al.” Seth said with a hint of shock in his voice.
“Call you back later Seth! I’m coming over now!” I squeaked in a high scratchy voice, ending the call.
~*~*~
~Matthew~
I ran a hand through my hair, raising my nose up in the air in frustration.
“No I will not go back to showbiz!” I barked, a note of finality in my voice.
“Why not, Matthew?” My agent, Jessica, cried out in exasperation.
“Because I’m sick of this life, I’m sick of all this…nonsense! I just want a quiet life right now!” I snapped back at her, pinching the bridge of my nose.
“But I thought you liked singing and dancing!” Jessica retorted.
“Yes, I do! But then the company makes me do some…crap stuff like acting too! Sometimes I just feel like a money machine for you guys, I don’t even remember where’s my passion I used to have. I’ve had enough!” I yelled back, banging the table angrily.
“You know it’s not like this! The company wants to expand your horizons.” Jessica placed her hand on top of mine, and I shook it away. She sighed, as if I had touched her raw nerve. “Okay, then what about those fans of yours?”
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I Hope It Rains Marshmallows ❤
Teen Fiction“I would never like you unless pigs started flying, the satellite crashed onto Earth, aliens invaded town and it started raining marshmallows!” Alyssa Evans—the school’s reject and nerd is patiently waiting for the return of her best friend. Life co...
