Ava is a quiet, fiery and impassioned twenty-one-year-old, paralysed with fear at the thought of her impending adulthood. She dreams of travelling the world and acting in breath-taking plays all over the globe. But she is finishing university soon a...
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AVA:
America.
This was her first time in the land of the great and she most certainly did not feel free. Ava Michelle Catherman. Her entire life had been spent assuming different roles on the stage, becoming different people and completely immersing herself in the world of her characters, yet here she was playing the greatest role of her life; herself. Well, rather, a version of herself.
She had played around with the idea of attending Tyrells before she met her father and she had found it very exciting, her life's greatest adventure. Well here she was and she most definitely was not in London any more, the old saying 'be careful what you wish for' came to mind. Once she met Ronald, her father, she'd thrown that idea out of her head because all she wanted was to revel in her new-found family. However, finding out about Araceli, her step-grandmother (if there was such a thing) had thrown her for a loop.
These things weren't supposed to happen to nice girls who holidayed in Brighton and had marshmallows with their hot chocolate! This was straight out of a telenovela, which was something Ava had taken to watching during her lonely video-game-Germany-semester-abroad days. Whenever she received a new script, she always read it with a side of sticky notes and a red pen because the creative person within her also loved creating the magic she starred in.
