Addie and I walked down the streets of Times Square.
She sighed.
"I hope when I go to Heaven the streets of gold have giant New York style billboards."
I chuckled.
"Oh, dear sweet innocent Charlotte. People like me don't go to Heaven."
I remain silent and stare down at the pavement under my feet.
Just the streets of this beautiful city are enough to send a girl like me into a shouting spell.
I smile at the ground.
It's just a sidewalk.
But at the same time, it's so much more.
"Charlotte?"
I lift my head up.
"Uh...what?"
I ask slowly.
Addie smirks.
"Stop being so existential and hang out here with me. Don't be stuck in your head all night."
I smile and nod.
We finally arrive at the theater.
"I'm so excited."
Addie began.
"It's been forever since we've been able to actually watch a show."
My eyes widened.
"Oh! Speaking of...Tony nominees are announced tonight!"
She smiles.
"Let's hope for the best."
I nod quickly.
She smiles as we step into the auditorium.
We settle into our seats.
And for a bit, everything is ok.
YOU ARE READING
City Of Dreams
General FictionSequel to New York- Where Dreams are Made Charlotte struggles to remain on top of everything. With all the problems and stress, she tries to hold it together. She tries to finish what she came to do. She tries to make her dreams come true. But...
