Dreams Come True

Chapter Three

Jenna's POV

I got off the bus and I walked into my house. My parents standing eagerly waiting for me to get home. I thought to myself oh god here comes all the questions. I love my parents to death but when they ask questions it never stops. 

"Hey honey, how was your first day? Did you find your classes? Are your teachers nice? Did you make any friends? Any cute guys?" my mom was talking at the speed of light. 

"Dadddddddd" My dad was just standing there so I gave him the look of calm your wife down. 
"That's all, you honey." My dad and I have a great relationship. He works from home so he would drive me to all my practices and was a gymnastics dad. He's my biggest supporter and my best friend. 

"My day was good considering I had to transfer in the middle of the year. I found my classes alright but it's a big school with lots of kids. My teachers are pretty nice but that might change. I talked to a couple of people and there aren't really any cute guys. If it's okay I'm going to go facetime ava and see how she's doing." My parents could tell that I really miss my gym friends. It's hard when you're used to spending every day with your best friend to not seeing her in a couple of days. 

"Of course darling. Tell her we say hi and we miss her!" Ava is like my parent's third kid. She's a big part of my family. She's my sister I never had. Also, our parents are best friends. Every Sunday we have a family dinner together which is nice. 

I walked upstairs and texted Ava. 

Hey Ava, I just got home. Wanna ft? -Jenna

Yeah sure! -Ava

On facetime with Ava

"Hey girly! How are you? How was your first day? Any cute boys?" She talks just like my mom. Sometimes I think she's more related to my mom than I am. 

"You sound like my mom. It was alright. I wish I didn't have to transfer in the middle of the year. Also, who knew freshman girls were so judgemental? Because I didn't. I kept getting weird looks and everyone was whispering about me." 

"It's because you're the new girl. Tomorrow will be so much better. Also, the girls are probably jealous of how gorgeous you are!" Ava always knows how to cheer me up and says all the right words. 

"Yeah, thanks. Someone recognized me and I guess he follows me on Instagram." I was trying so hard to try and remember his name but for some reason, it slipped my mind. 

"Not surprised girly. You do have a pretty good amount of followers and your videos are so cool! But is he cute?" You could say Ava is pretty boy motivated. But since we trained 24/7 we don't have time to date or talk to any boys. 

"He was cute you could say. He was really nice though. "

"Are you going to tell people what happened? Like you haven't posted on Instagram in a few months." She's right I haven't posted or told anyone about my accident. It's hard for me to talk about it. I think accepting the fact my dreams are over than it'll become real again. 

"I don't know. It's hard for me to accept the fact that all my hard work is going to the trash."

"I know it's hard but gymnastics isn't all there is to life. You get to experience the normal teenage girl's life and I'm jealous of that." Ava's right I do get to experience the high school part of my life.

"I hate it when you're right." 

"I know but Jenna I'm serious. I gotta go before Coach Brandy yells at me. I love you and I'll talk to you soon! Are we still on for Sunday dinner?" 

"Yes, we are! Tell everyone I said hi and I miss them all. I love you, Ava." 

I hung up the phone and laid back onto my bed thinking about what Ava said to me. She's right I do get experience the high school life. I just miss doing what I loved the most. I rolled over to my side table and picked up a picture of when Ava and I met Shawn Johnson. That was such a great day. I just wish I could go back to my old life where all I did was eat, sleep, and did gymnastics.