I really do not want to be here. I need to be in L.A., trying to make a name for myself. The activities fair really isn't that interesting. I am just trying to stay away from that guy who started singing to me when I first got here. As I am walking around, I am stopped by a hand, holding out a flyer. My gaze follows the hand up to a beautiful red head with sparkling blue eyes. She's saying something but I can't focus on the words so I just nod my head.

"Great! I'll see you there!" The red head added with a wink.

A dumb smile forms on my face and I walk away. I look down at the flyer to see what she was talking about and my lips fall back down to their usual frown. Singing auditions? What have I gotten myself into?

Once I arrive back at my dorm I realize how dumb I am. I didn't catch her name and I didn't introduce myself. I just keep staring down at the flyer and having mixed feelings. I really want to see her again but I also don't want to embarrass myself and sing in front of everyone. I flip the paper over to see if there is any more information on the back and I see scribbles in blue pen.

If you have any questions text me! J

And a number with her name next to it appeared. Chloe.

I got bored and decided to explore the campus. I needed a distraction to get Chloe off my mind. She's probably not interested in girls anyway. Don't get your hopes up Mitchell. I see a pole with a bunch of flyers attached and one caught my attention.

NEW DJ AT THE SUNSET BAR

Come Check It Out!

I look across the street and there it is, it looks pretty popular but not too crowded. Just my kind of place. I walk in and I spot the kid who sang to me. I was about to turn around and walk back out but it's too late.

"Hey I know you! I'm Jesse by the way. Can I get you a drink?" He has a welcoming look on his face and I feel bad that he decided to hit on a lesbian. It's always hard to let them down.

"Beca, and Listen dude, you seem nice but I can't." I try to be nice and casual although I know I am the most awkward person alive.

"Oh I see, you have a boyfriend."

"No it's not that… I'm…" Why was this always so hard to say? I know people are more accepting now but I hate that I always have to come out because people just assume I'm straight. It's exhausting. "I'm gay." I went with gay instead of lesbian because that way it's a shorter word and I get it out faster.

"Really? That's awesome!"

"What?!" I spit out in surprise. "How is it awesome?"

"I have two moms so I'm pretty cool with the LGBT community."

"Really that's surprising, but also really cool." Maybe if he's this cool about my sexuality we can be friends. He seems really understanding and easy to talk to. I wonder if he knows Chloe…