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𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐩𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝐨𝐧𝐞 — 𝐚𝐛𝐨𝐮𝐭 𝐚 𝐠𝐢𝐫𝐥
❝ why is everybody comparing me to Janis Harrington? She's not my mother for sure ❞
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Lucky looks at the mirror checking on her hair as she puts the pink coat around her for today's event she'll be attending, she picks up the small hair clip from the top of her drawer getting some strands of her hair and clips it. Her lips form a small smile as she looks at herself in the mirror trying to lighten up the mood, Lucky gets nervous to sing on stage especially at some occasions where she would be invited through recommendations of other people. Hearing her roommate calling for her to hurry up she immediately grabs her purse and jacket from the chair and fastens her walk to the car where her roommate is waiting for her.
"You're ready for this?" Lucky nods her head with a warm smile across her lips as she turns to look at her roommate and best friend, Jazzy Wembley who raises the car keys to show to her, signalling that she's ready to go.
"You'll do better as always! When was the time you never did good?" Jazzy joked as Lucky walked past her, bursting out laughter from her lips. The girls drove their way to the destination which is at the wedding ceremony at the church and Lucky Collins is going to sing when the wedding starts at noon.
Although things may seem to be quite on the good side and support are heading slowly to her, Lucky doesn't believe that she handles the luck in her hands now that she is twenty five years old, a part time piano and voice tutor, and also part time singer on big and small occasions, Lucky still thinks on how she surpasses the obstacles in her life like her four years in college wherein she took music major to pursue her dream to be a broadway singer just like her mother but somehow ended up as a piano and voice tutor and having a part time job as a singer in big and small occasions ( this is not a hate towards her job, she loves her job by the way ).
Her being a shy girl ― quite ironic that she has somewhat stage fright but wants to be in a Broadway Show and also, sings to a local pub with few to big number of audience― hasn't left Lucky Collins and until now she is struggling to come out of the shell and be confident enough in front of many people.
