The Do-Over

Introduction

“Sienna! Sienna! Sienna!” all of my friends and party guests were chanting.

Well, all of my party guests are my friends. I mean, yeah, sure I don’t know all of their names. My mom went out on another date, and my butler Derrick is supposed to be watching me, but I gave him a few hundred bucks as a bribe to keep his mouth shut, and to help me clean up the mess.

I was chugging on a bottle of whiskey that made my head feel heavy, but the rest of my body weightless. Now, I know what you’re thinking, what normal seventeen year old girl does this on a Thursday night, well, really on any night at all? But here’s the catch:

I’m not your typical California girl. I am Sienna Woods. Actress, model and dancer. Pretty much your average triple-threat, but not your average girl. I’m still trying to work myself up to the top, even if it means having to get drunk at late night parties, and going all out with my style and really putting myself “out-there”.

Now you’re thinking “talent and your work is what really matters to get yourself up to the top”. Not all the time, especially if you’re like me and and you’re already super-talented, but still not as famous as other celebrities.

Take Miley Cyrus for example: Yeah, I know, she’s not the best role-model anymore, but she has always been a great singer. But for a few years after Hannah Montana ended, you didn’t even hear her name anymore. Now she’s in every magazine again, just because her attitude changed. True, she scarred every girls’ childhood because she was their role-model, and mine too, but after her 2013 VMA performance, she was the talk of the town. Sure, maybe not in a good way, but her popularity increased. Her attitude is what impresses me, and that’s something I’m trying to follow.

After I was finished with that bottle of whiskey, I jumped off the table and felt a bunch of arms break my fall. After that everything went black.