"Louis! Twitty! I got the part in the school play!" Tawny yelled as she ran
up to them, holding a handful of papers. Louis looked at Twitty, then
Tawny.
"Alright!" he shouted, holding his out for a high five, which Tawny slapped.
"Cool. So what play is it?" Twitty asked.
"Well, you see. The thing is, it's a play that Tom wrote. He won the creativity contest so not only did he write it, but also he's the co- director or something like that. Anyway, its like a love story between two unlikely people! You see, the girl is a dark, artsy type and the guy she falls in love with is a loud, goofy, jealous troublemaker. Its such a great story." The smile left the face of Louis.
"That sounds like." Tawny interrupted him.
"The opposite role is by that new kid Sean plays Ralph." Twitty snickered.
"Your character falls in love with a kid named, Ralph?" he said laughing. Tawny rolled her eyes and Louis whistled.
"That sounds like something Louis would say, and thanks for not laughing Louis.this play is very important to me." Louis nodded.
"Of course, so tell me about your character."
"Well, I play the artsy Kathleen. Kathleen is a quite girl, who is friends with Ralph and Ralph's best friend, Gary. Slowly, but surely, they fall in love! But their love is soon cut short when Kathleen has another guy friend and when they both land a role in a commercial, Ralph gets jealous when he finds out there is a kissing part and after that it all goes downhill!" Tawny excitedly explained. Twitty caught on to what Louis had already noticed.
"Tawny, in case you didn't notice.that's not Toms story," Twitty said, getting up and placing his arms over both Louis' and Tawnys shoulders.
"Its not?" Tawny asked.
"No, its yours and Louis's."
*
"And his whole story is just what happened to you and Tawny?" Ren asked, sitting on her bed next to Louis.
"Yup, and Tom is saying its his story." Ren looked at him with a sympathetic look. Ren and Louis went to a camp over the summer that brought them closer. Since then, they've been sharing secrets like old best friends. The 'dinner bell' rang and they both rushed downstairs. It was pizza night, the night where anything went. They both grabbed a slice and ran back upstairs.
"But I'm happy for her, she's going to be a GREAT Kathleen."
"Alright!" he shouted, holding his out for a high five, which Tawny slapped.
"Cool. So what play is it?" Twitty asked.
"Well, you see. The thing is, it's a play that Tom wrote. He won the creativity contest so not only did he write it, but also he's the co- director or something like that. Anyway, its like a love story between two unlikely people! You see, the girl is a dark, artsy type and the guy she falls in love with is a loud, goofy, jealous troublemaker. Its such a great story." The smile left the face of Louis.
"That sounds like." Tawny interrupted him.
"The opposite role is by that new kid Sean plays Ralph." Twitty snickered.
"Your character falls in love with a kid named, Ralph?" he said laughing. Tawny rolled her eyes and Louis whistled.
"That sounds like something Louis would say, and thanks for not laughing Louis.this play is very important to me." Louis nodded.
"Of course, so tell me about your character."
"Well, I play the artsy Kathleen. Kathleen is a quite girl, who is friends with Ralph and Ralph's best friend, Gary. Slowly, but surely, they fall in love! But their love is soon cut short when Kathleen has another guy friend and when they both land a role in a commercial, Ralph gets jealous when he finds out there is a kissing part and after that it all goes downhill!" Tawny excitedly explained. Twitty caught on to what Louis had already noticed.
"Tawny, in case you didn't notice.that's not Toms story," Twitty said, getting up and placing his arms over both Louis' and Tawnys shoulders.
"Its not?" Tawny asked.
"No, its yours and Louis's."
*
"And his whole story is just what happened to you and Tawny?" Ren asked, sitting on her bed next to Louis.
"Yup, and Tom is saying its his story." Ren looked at him with a sympathetic look. Ren and Louis went to a camp over the summer that brought them closer. Since then, they've been sharing secrets like old best friends. The 'dinner bell' rang and they both rushed downstairs. It was pizza night, the night where anything went. They both grabbed a slice and ran back upstairs.
"But I'm happy for her, she's going to be a GREAT Kathleen."