The week went by quick, and soon we were home again. I felt a rush of excitement pump through my veins. I've been to three acting camps in the past two years, and with each of them I have learned so much. The audition tapes had to be sent in by August so I had about 2 months to prepare, learn my lines, then send in my tape. Eagerly, I ran upstairs and opened my MacBook. I began reciting my lines, with extraordinary emotion. The whole night, all I did was read my lines. Over and over again. When I fell asleep, I dreamed of stardom. Well, that was yet to become a reality for me.
As soon as I woke up, I grabbed a sheet of paper and began writing.
Things to Do When (and if) I'm Famous:
1. Walk down the red carpet.
2. Get featured in Teen Vogue Magazine.
3. Star in a movie.
4. Write my own single.
5. Perform to a live crowd.
6. Be the main character in a hit TV show.
It wasn't much for now, but I'll could always add more later. My thoughts were inturrupted when the sound of my ringtone began to play. It was Brianna. My only friend who knew I was going to audition for "Double Trouble".
"Hey! Can I come over tomorrow and help you learn your lines?" she asked, energeticly.
"Sure, how about 3 o'clock?"
"Fine by me! Okay bye, see you tomorrow!" she hanged up.
Brianna was much more girly than me. I could tell she wasn't calling to help me rehearse my lines. She wanted something else. What? I had no idea. But I was bound to find out tomorrow.
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Never Stop Dreaming
Teen FictionAriana Moore, a thirteen year old girl, dreams of becoming more than just an average bystander. Fighting to become an actress, she may have to let go of her best friends, and risk it all. Can she do it, or will she give up on her dreams to please ot...
