"Jen! Supper time, hun!" My mom called down to me.
I sighed. "Coming!" I yelled back to her, then ran upstairs.
After a quick supper, I went back to my bedroom. I found my phone was ringing, so I answered it.
"Hello can I please speak to Jeanette Dalhousie?" Said a voice I didnt recognize on the other end.
"Speaking. Who is this?" I asked.
"Ah Jennette this is Tristan. Tristan Star. The head of rising star recording studios?" He said, with confusion in his voice.
"Why did you call me? Did I do something?" I asked, franticly.
He chuckled. "Not at all Jennette! We would like to offer you a recording deal with our label. What do you say?"
I was awestruck. This had always been my life's dream, and it was coming true. But I didn't know why.
" Mr star?" I asked uncertainly. "Could I get back to you on that? This is something I really need to think through."
"Ah. If course Mrs. Dalhousie. Can you call me back...say...tomorrow ?" He asked.
I smiled. "Of course. May I ask why you decided to offer me a recording deal?"
"Of course Jennette. We chose you off of the disk that your friend, or should I say boyfriend, Jacob sent in."
Of course. "Thank you Mr. Star. I will get back to you on that tomorrow." I said, then hung up.
Now it's hard to sinking in. Oh my god. I was just offered a record deal with the label rising star! "Aaaaahhh!" I squealed.
My mom was down in a flash. "Whats wrong, Jen?" She asked worrydly.
"I WAS JUST OFFERED A RECORD DEAL WITH RISING STAR!" I exclaimed excitidly.
My mom frowned at me. "Don't lie to me. Tell me what happened." She said in a distastefull voice.
I filled her in on the phone call with the head of rising star. I left Jake out, though.
"Wait...you're serious?" Mom asked, dazed.
I nodded. A smile spread across her face. She looked genuinly happy.
"My baby! My baby's going to be a superstar! A superstar!" Mom squealed.
We were both so happy. This had always been my dream. And now it was coming true.
I had a sleepless night. No weird blackouts with Jake. But I kept on having the same dream over and over again.
I was singing some song on a darkened stage. The only light in the whole stadium was from the spotlight that was trained on me.
You feel me move|I close my eyes| Something tells me I have to try|To fall asleep|To stay alive| This isn't my time to go| oh oh, no oh oh.|
When I sang 'go', my voice cracked. Everyone started booing.
I looked up to the directing room. My manager shook his head sadly. He made a gesture to the technical guy, and my spotlight sputtered out.
I woke up with a gasp. That is not going to happen. I tried to tell myself. Chillax.
It wasn't working.
A/N- You might be wondering why that came out of nowhere. Sorry. I'll explain that in the next chapter.
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Storie d'amoreJennette Dalhousie is an average teenage girl, but everything changes when she is discovered. She finds that she truly has a gift for singing. And when she is signed to a record label, she is instantly famous. She finds out that she has a guardian a...