Olivia's POV
Deafening applause filled the stadium signaling the end of another great concert. I smiled out into the audience, glad to be back in Rhode Island. I was going to miss touring, but school came first. My thoughts were interupted my Stella prompting me to the front of the stage. I smiled and bowed, amazed at how far we'd come. This whole thing was surreal. We held hands, bowed and exited stage left.
"What a show! Rhode Island shows are always the best," Mo commented breathlessly. "I can't believe we spent the whole Summer touring," I replied taking a swig of water. "Well now we have something to brag about," Wen teased wrapping his arm effortlessly around my waist. "Yeah, right," Charlie and Scott said and laughed. Wen shrugged. "Suit yoursleves." We all laughed. "School is gonna be way different now, don't you think?" Stella asked, as usual stating what no one else would. "Probably. But together we can right?" Mo asked in reply. We all exchanged looks. "Right!"
That night, I lay in bed looking up at the ceiling. How was I going to face school tomorrow? I used to be the shy loner nodbody noticed. I had no friends, no parents. Now I have the band, I visit my Dad every chance I get, and then there was Wen... I shook my head. Thoughts of Wen would only distract me, and then I'd call him, and I'd be up all night. There was plenty of time for that, I decided, and pulled a book off of the nightstand.
The next morning, my phone rang, waking me up. "Hello?" I said into the reciever. "Happy First Day of School!" my bandmates called jokingly on the other line. "You guys are crazy!" I said laughing. "But you love us anyway," Stella repiled laughing. I laughed too. "I gotta get ready, but let's meet outside the building kay?" I suggested. "Of course! Later Liv!" they called and the line went dead. I shook my head and went to get ready. "Bye Gram!" I called on my way out. "Bye Dear!" she called back from the front door. It was an odd sensation to be excited for school, but I could tell this year was the Year of Lemonade Mouth and nothing was getting in the way of that.