One Of These Days... // Dance Moms FanFic

Getting Over Something is Harder Than You Think ***Chloe***

So, you probably all hate me now, huh? The two perfect, little, Ziegler girls DEAD. I just can't process this through my head...

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 Gianna. The name makes me sick. She is a wonderful person, yes, but when Maddie's around, this is a whole different story.

 What Gianna does not realize is that she is only helping Madison. I would like to see what happens if Maddie, erm, kicked the bucket. If Madison did you-know-what, I would be really upset. Maddie really is actually a wonderful person.

 But Gianna makes her different.

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-On The Bus-

 Abby marched onto the bus and looked around at everyone. She squinted, but then paused. Abby opened up her mouth to speak, but then shut it. Something wasn't right to her. I knew what was the matter. Mackenzie was not here.

 "Where is Mackenzie?" Abby asked. My eyes shot over to Madison, maybe she knew something. Maddie slouched in her seat, and stared at the ground. I tapped Paige on the shoulder and whispered, "What's up with Maddie?"

 Paige grunted. "I don't know, Chlo."

  "Maddie, where is your sister?" Abby asked Maddie. Maddie gulped and looked up. She was acting really strange.

 "She, um, can't make it at all. The producers of the show contacted us and told us, um, she could not come, for personal issues. Um, she was forced to go to a funeral. There are camera men there, and uh, yeah. And I mean forced. Like she had no choice." I nodded my head. At least there were people there, filming her every move.

 "Okay," Abby said. "Now, I want to talk about something to you girls. 'Last One in Line'. As we know, Mackenzie was not able to make it on the bus, or the competition, so I have no idea what to do. I think that this number should not be changed around, Mackenzie came on the end, even though she is nine, so, it doesn't really matter." Hopefully, 'Last One in Line' can still win.

 I watched as Abby took a breath and sat down. Maddie looked like she was about to cry, but Mackenzie was fine so it did not matter. Maybe Maddie was upset that her sister could compete, but was not there.

 Paige and I just decided to talk, until our moms called us over to do our make-up. All you could hear was sleet pelting the windows and Abby yelling, "Bus driver!" I saw Maddie sitting by herself, so I quickly got up from my seat to go sit next to her.

 "Mads, you okay? No response. "Maddie?" She just kept staring out of the window. "Maddie, c'mon, Mackenzie is fine. You will be able to see her when we get back, kay?" Still no response. I got up from the seat and walked back to my mom.

 "Chlo," Paige said while coming to sit next to me. Her make-up and hair were all done. She looked absolutely stunning, with the hair piece, the make-up, everything. "What's up with Maddie? I saw you trying to talk to her."

 I shrugged. "I honestly don't know, Paige. She wouldn't answer." My mom put the finishing touches on me and Paige and I went back to our seat.

 "I know you are upset, just try to stick through it, okay?" My head perked up and I motioned for Paige to follow me. Melissa was stroking Maddie's hair while Maddie lay on her lap. I didn't realize Maddie would be this upset over her sister not being there.

  Next, Abby came over. She peered down on the two and shook her head. "Wh-wh-what is this? Why is she resting her head on your lap, Melissa?" Does Abby really have to be like that?