Broadway Dreams

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Parts 10
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Reads 286
Votes 5
Parts 10
Time 38m

This is going to be a semi-realistic story based on my life but as I wish it could be. 

"So, Lydia, what would you like to be when you like to grow up", my teacher asked. Everyone was staring at me and I knew I couldn't say what I really wanted to be, so I said the first thing that came to mind, a teacher, it was a far cry from what my heart really wanted but, I knew that no one would understand my real job, without being made fun of, so stuck to something more realistic. 

(p.s most of these characters are going to be based off of my friends and people in my life, but their names have been changed to what they wanted it to be)All Rights Reserved

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