Radio Rebel

by KeithZetterstrom

Okay, so this isn't a 16 Wishes fanfic. But there was no category for Radio Rebel. Abby is Tara, and Jay is Gavin. Picture that. Anyways, this is Radio Rebel, but during Morp, what happens when Tara DOESN'T show everyone who she is? Rated M. For later. ;

1. Chapter 1

I disclaim this movie.

(This one's kind of short, because it's a prologue, leading into the actual story. So, don't be upset that it's not a million pages long.)

Chapter 1: Prologue-Morp

Tara's POV

"Radio Rebeeeeellll!" she shouted into the crowd, announcing the Morp Queen. Radio Rebel would embrace this kind of thing, but I wouldn't, I thought. I'm just as afraid of crowds as I was yesterday, I can't be Radio Rebel all the time. I didn't budge from my spot on the dance floor. People were turning their heads every which way to see the big secret revealed. I wouldn't move. Cami looked down at me from the stage, eyes wide, trying to read my face to see if this was what I wanted. If this was how I wanted to show people who I really was. I slowly shook my head in her direction, signaling that it in fact, was not.

Principal Moreno was snooping around, weaving in between people and hiding behind vases, trying to see the person who would walk up onto the stage. Not one person moved from their spot. You could just see Stacy's discomfort up there, shifting from one leg to the other, contemplating whether she should just go grab the crown and run for it.

Stacy walked up to Cami and suggested that since Radio Rebel was obviously not there, the crown should go to the one with the second most votes. "Sweetie, if you had won, you'd be wearing this right now. But you didn't. So give it a break." Cami said, leaving an open-mouthed Stacy to dwell on how she had just been talked to. I smiled, mentally thanking Cami for standing up to someone who no one dared to cross paths with.

Stacy angrily stomped off the stage and wasn't seen for the rest of the night. School tomorrow would be definite havoc since Stacy knew that I was Radio Rebel. But things like that shouldn't be able to affect me, because I am Radio Rebel, and no one can tell me who I am, or who I need to be. Me and all my listeners have learned that since I've been on the air. Some people just need to learn how to deal with it one step at a time, and that's what I'm here for.