Chapter 4: The Play Has Been Selected
"You ready honey?" Lorelai said as she and Rory sat down in the wooden seats of the town hall that night.
"Yes, ma'am," Rory said.
"All right, people settle down," Taylor said, as everyone quieted down. "I bet you are all wondering why I called you here tonight. Well, our play has been selected."
Everyone automatically started yelling. They were upset because they hadn't made their suggestions.
"Calm down, everyone," Taylor said, knocking the gravel. "The play is Mrs. Gilmore-Forester's Snowy Sidewalks. I'm assuming you all have read it, but in case you haven't, she is going to come up to the podium to talk about the play. Rory, if you please."
"Good luck," Lorelai whispered squeezing her hand.
At this point the crowd's angry protests died down.
"Before I start," Rory said. "I just want to make sure that now everyone is okay with the production."
Everyone mumbled: "yeah."
"Okay," Rory continued. "Snowy Sidewalks is the story of Roy Green, a workaholic whose wife is dead and has a distant relationship with his daughter. Now he's Christmas shopping one day and he meets a beautiful woman named Elaine Carter who helps him with his relationship with his daughter and other things. He falls in love with her at first sight and she falls in love with him, but she's an angel and she can't stay with him forever."
"Sounds good," Kirk said. "I might be interested."
"Me, too," said Babette.
"I'm glad," Rory said. "Auditions will be held tomorrow in Miss Patty's dance studio. I'm passing out the characters to audition for and what talents will be expected of them. Call back will be made the day after and the day after that, the cast list will be posted in..Luke can I post it in your diner?"
"Sure," Luke said, who was sitting next to Lorelai.
"Why do you let her hang up flyers, but not me?" Taylor asked.
"I like Rory."
"And you don't like me?"
"You really want me to answer that in front of everyone?"
"No, not really."
"Didn't think so."
"Okay," Rory said, stepping down. "Thank you."
"Okay," Taylor said, taking the podium. "That's all for today. Meeting adjourned."
Taylor knocked the gravel and everyone filed out of the town hall. Rory tried to be excited, but the only person she could think about was Dean and how much she wished he was here. She still wondered if he would be home for Christmas.
To Be Continued.
A/N: That was chapter 4. Chapter 5 is coming soon.
"You ready honey?" Lorelai said as she and Rory sat down in the wooden seats of the town hall that night.
"Yes, ma'am," Rory said.
"All right, people settle down," Taylor said, as everyone quieted down. "I bet you are all wondering why I called you here tonight. Well, our play has been selected."
Everyone automatically started yelling. They were upset because they hadn't made their suggestions.
"Calm down, everyone," Taylor said, knocking the gravel. "The play is Mrs. Gilmore-Forester's Snowy Sidewalks. I'm assuming you all have read it, but in case you haven't, she is going to come up to the podium to talk about the play. Rory, if you please."
"Good luck," Lorelai whispered squeezing her hand.
At this point the crowd's angry protests died down.
"Before I start," Rory said. "I just want to make sure that now everyone is okay with the production."
Everyone mumbled: "yeah."
"Okay," Rory continued. "Snowy Sidewalks is the story of Roy Green, a workaholic whose wife is dead and has a distant relationship with his daughter. Now he's Christmas shopping one day and he meets a beautiful woman named Elaine Carter who helps him with his relationship with his daughter and other things. He falls in love with her at first sight and she falls in love with him, but she's an angel and she can't stay with him forever."
"Sounds good," Kirk said. "I might be interested."
"Me, too," said Babette.
"I'm glad," Rory said. "Auditions will be held tomorrow in Miss Patty's dance studio. I'm passing out the characters to audition for and what talents will be expected of them. Call back will be made the day after and the day after that, the cast list will be posted in..Luke can I post it in your diner?"
"Sure," Luke said, who was sitting next to Lorelai.
"Why do you let her hang up flyers, but not me?" Taylor asked.
"I like Rory."
"And you don't like me?"
"You really want me to answer that in front of everyone?"
"No, not really."
"Didn't think so."
"Okay," Rory said, stepping down. "Thank you."
"Okay," Taylor said, taking the podium. "That's all for today. Meeting adjourned."
Taylor knocked the gravel and everyone filed out of the town hall. Rory tried to be excited, but the only person she could think about was Dean and how much she wished he was here. She still wondered if he would be home for Christmas.
To Be Continued.
A/N: That was chapter 4. Chapter 5 is coming soon.