How Broadway Became My Home [ Aaron Warren story]

Chapter 375

Kat woke up the next morning to get ready for school. We followed suit quickly behind him. I went into our kitchen to brew some coffee for my siblings to drink, put out their mugs on the island, and start cooking breakfast for us to eat. They walked in next greeting " Good morning Sweet T." I replied to them in unison "Morning guys."

Our coffee pot is almost finished brewing on the counter. Soon after that  my siblings have their mugs. Both of them set our kitchen table in a deep conversation with each other. Once they are finished looked at me from the island. I poured out my drink to put back the carton in our fridge.

Breakfast is promptly served at 7:45 am.  Everyone else sat down around the tables dishing out our food to eat. Our usual drinks are coffee and juice. We ate together like one big almost complete happy family. Soon after that we put all the dirty dishes in our sinks.

The group grabbed our stuff while exchanging goodbyes to each other. A good percentage of us head to the subway station to catch one for school or work. Lori is currently sitting by her window reading the newspapers. As for Sam picked up her partner in the cruiser for work. Within minutes they drove straight to their police station for work.

I arrived at Delightful Desserts to greet everyone, put down my stuff in the lounge, and sign in. Minutes after that I am finally behind our counter preparing Blaine's usual breakfast order for them. Our loyal  customers are patiently waiting in the long line. I put their order on the far end of the counter. My coworkers are taking tons of brand new orders.

Blaine shows up  that morning to join our line. They always greeted and talked to him. Everyone else in front  of him left for work.  Seconds later it's now his turn in our line. He picks up their order, paid for it, and greeted " Good Morning T." Both of us stood in our corner talking to each other. I returned his greeting,  Our friend leans in closer to give me a goodbye kiss on the cheek.

Minutes after that  Blaine walks all the way down to their theater for work. He waits on the sidewalk with full hands. Some of their costars helped him open both sets of doors. All of them walked down the aisle together. Glee stopped just before the stage stairs. Our guys greeted each other with a man hug then sat down in the pits to eat breakfast. Both of them threw away their trash in the bins.

Blaine and company went to wardrobe, hair, and make up to get ready for the show. Meanwhile over at the bakery where I am now bussing some dirty tables. Everyone warms up together. House lights are dimmed now. The show begins promptly at 9:15 am when the  curtain rose.

Intermission time is a 15 minute break. The audience went into the lobby to use the bathroom and get refills for the refreshments. As for the cast is getting touch ups on their make up. Seconds later the audience is resettled in their seats. Catch Me If You Can round two finally  begins. It went by a whole lot faster.

Curtain call time came around for that show. It's cast took their bows to get applause. The audience threw away their trash  upon exiting the theater to go home. Costumes are put back on the racks. They helped each other strike the stage. Everyone hangs out backstage together.

They always started it everyday.  Everyone else took an hour break for it. Lunch time approaches  quickly at 12:00 pm. During this time we ate and relaxed together as a group. I got up to throw away my trash and wash my hands.

Our group and all of our coworkers or classmates  joined this routine. We returned to our workstations that afternoon. I am now in our back kitchen washing the dishes. Our guys and company are running through their lines.  They staged it for the next couple of hours.

Before you know it 2:30 pm is finally here which means it's time for me to go home. I went into our lounge to sign out, gather my stuff, and mentioned goodbyes to the entire bakery. On my way down to the subway station I enjoyed my walk. The birds were singing in their treetops. Later on, I boarded it to sit down and text. A lot of people from all walks of life were on it with me.