"And cut. OK, that's a wrap!" Gordo said.
They had just finished making their first two music videos, which were going to be shipped to heir on national television. About a week ago, Gordo and Lizzie had received a letter, which let them know about this.
"All right, that's it, people. The only things left to do now is watch these!" Gordo said.
"We've got two weeks before this happens though." Lizzie said, collapsing in a nearby chair, beat from all the hard work.
"It'll be worth it." Gordo said, placing his bass guitar into it's bag.
"How much did they offer us again?" Miranda asked, shutting off the amplifiers.
"They haven't decided on an exact price. But it's gonna be quite a lot, if people like these videos." Gordo answered and walked over to help Larry pack his drumset up.
"Do you think they'll like them?" Lizzie said.
"I myself think that they will, but you never know- but don't think anything negative though, it's not good."
After shutting everything down in the studio, they all exited and went to Lizzie's house. Once they set their equipment away, they all gathered around in the living room while Gordo made a call to the television company to find out the amount of cash this was worth.
"Hello? Yes, this is David Gordon, from REALITY......Yes, we just finished them about an hour ago.....that's right, two......OK........uh-huh.......you're kidding...really? That's awesome. Thanks. Bye."
Gordo hung up and turned to face everyone, who was anxiously awaiting the amount of cash.
"OK, get ready. Not only are we going to get $314,000 or more for these videos, but we've got three sponsors now. And-"
He was interrupted by Lizzie's cell phone.
"Hello? Yes, this is Lizzie McGuire....yes, the lead singer for REALITY....we WHAT? Oh my god, are you serious? Get outta here! Oh my god! That is so great! Thank you! Bye."
Lizzie hung up, and spoke.
"Before you say anything else, Gordo, I have some good news."
"What?" everyone asked.
"I just saved a whole lot of money on my car insurance by switching over to GEICO."
Everyone scoffed, which she laughed at.
"Guys, I was only joking about that. The real good news is....our CD has hit Number 2 in the top 10!"
"Oh...my...god, really?" Miranda asked, her eyes wider than ever.
"Yes, I'm serious. The call was from the record company, and they told me that it was number two."
After everyone was done cheering, Lizzie asked Gordo to finish what he was saying.
"Anyway, they said that if we got two more sponsors, we could book a tour, which should be a lot better now that we're number two in the charts."
"A tour?" Larry asked.
"Yeah. They said that we could play up to 42 cities in the United States."
"Forty-two's still a lot, but we could definitely go with twenty-nine or thirty." Lizzie said, which everyone totally agreed with. They could hardly believe that they were becoming this big, this fast. And Lizzie knew in her heart that it was all thanks to her love, Gordo.
They had a small gig to do tonight at the Hillridge Junior High dance tonight- this was the first time they'd set foot in that place for years now, and they were all looking forward to going to a place of their past lives.
They got there about four hours early so they could set up the equipment and still have plenty of time to walk around and explore the place where so much of their pasts had happened. After setting up the amplifiers and lights, and practicing for an hour, they all got together and began to walk down the halls of the school.
Just like on the ferris wheel at the carnival, memories of their pasts rushed through their minds. Then, after looking through some places- classrooms, locker halls, etc- Lizzie and Gordo went down one hall, and Larry and Miranda went down another so they could remember some more personal events.
Lizzie and Gordo walked into the library
FLASHBACK
Gordo walked in and found Lizzie, her faces stained with tears. She was crumpling up her papers that she'd wrote about Ronnie- something bad had happened, and Gordo could tell. Lizzie told him about the break-up, and Gordo comforted her, letting her know that she deserved a whole lot better. It was at this point, where Lizzie's deeper feelings for Gordo had just began to kick in.
END FLASHBACK
Then, they came across the place where their graduation photo was taken.
FLASHBACK
One.....two.....three.......the camera flashed, and just in time, Lizzie kissed Gordo on the cheek. The whole school would see it, but that's really what she did that for. She also did that in hopes of letting Gordo know how she felt. Little did she know that the kiss was the start of their relationship.
END FLASHBACK
After exploring the place for a while, it was time for them to go onstage.
"How is everyone tonight?" Lizzie asked, and got an enthusiastic reply form the students.
Gordo got to his microphone and said, "There's something that a lot of you people don't know about us. We're former students of this school." That made the school give out a loud cheer.
Gordo continued, "And a lot of stuff happened here that got us where we are today. Needless to say, that's where both Lizzie and I started to realize our feeling for one another, and here we are today, engaged and getting married in eight months."
"We'd also like to congratulate Miranda and Larry, who are engaged as well."
After a long cheer, they started playing. This one going to be one hell of a night.
They had just finished making their first two music videos, which were going to be shipped to heir on national television. About a week ago, Gordo and Lizzie had received a letter, which let them know about this.
"All right, that's it, people. The only things left to do now is watch these!" Gordo said.
"We've got two weeks before this happens though." Lizzie said, collapsing in a nearby chair, beat from all the hard work.
"It'll be worth it." Gordo said, placing his bass guitar into it's bag.
"How much did they offer us again?" Miranda asked, shutting off the amplifiers.
"They haven't decided on an exact price. But it's gonna be quite a lot, if people like these videos." Gordo answered and walked over to help Larry pack his drumset up.
"Do you think they'll like them?" Lizzie said.
"I myself think that they will, but you never know- but don't think anything negative though, it's not good."
After shutting everything down in the studio, they all exited and went to Lizzie's house. Once they set their equipment away, they all gathered around in the living room while Gordo made a call to the television company to find out the amount of cash this was worth.
"Hello? Yes, this is David Gordon, from REALITY......Yes, we just finished them about an hour ago.....that's right, two......OK........uh-huh.......you're kidding...really? That's awesome. Thanks. Bye."
Gordo hung up and turned to face everyone, who was anxiously awaiting the amount of cash.
"OK, get ready. Not only are we going to get $314,000 or more for these videos, but we've got three sponsors now. And-"
He was interrupted by Lizzie's cell phone.
"Hello? Yes, this is Lizzie McGuire....yes, the lead singer for REALITY....we WHAT? Oh my god, are you serious? Get outta here! Oh my god! That is so great! Thank you! Bye."
Lizzie hung up, and spoke.
"Before you say anything else, Gordo, I have some good news."
"What?" everyone asked.
"I just saved a whole lot of money on my car insurance by switching over to GEICO."
Everyone scoffed, which she laughed at.
"Guys, I was only joking about that. The real good news is....our CD has hit Number 2 in the top 10!"
"Oh...my...god, really?" Miranda asked, her eyes wider than ever.
"Yes, I'm serious. The call was from the record company, and they told me that it was number two."
After everyone was done cheering, Lizzie asked Gordo to finish what he was saying.
"Anyway, they said that if we got two more sponsors, we could book a tour, which should be a lot better now that we're number two in the charts."
"A tour?" Larry asked.
"Yeah. They said that we could play up to 42 cities in the United States."
"Forty-two's still a lot, but we could definitely go with twenty-nine or thirty." Lizzie said, which everyone totally agreed with. They could hardly believe that they were becoming this big, this fast. And Lizzie knew in her heart that it was all thanks to her love, Gordo.
They had a small gig to do tonight at the Hillridge Junior High dance tonight- this was the first time they'd set foot in that place for years now, and they were all looking forward to going to a place of their past lives.
They got there about four hours early so they could set up the equipment and still have plenty of time to walk around and explore the place where so much of their pasts had happened. After setting up the amplifiers and lights, and practicing for an hour, they all got together and began to walk down the halls of the school.
Just like on the ferris wheel at the carnival, memories of their pasts rushed through their minds. Then, after looking through some places- classrooms, locker halls, etc- Lizzie and Gordo went down one hall, and Larry and Miranda went down another so they could remember some more personal events.
Lizzie and Gordo walked into the library
FLASHBACK
Gordo walked in and found Lizzie, her faces stained with tears. She was crumpling up her papers that she'd wrote about Ronnie- something bad had happened, and Gordo could tell. Lizzie told him about the break-up, and Gordo comforted her, letting her know that she deserved a whole lot better. It was at this point, where Lizzie's deeper feelings for Gordo had just began to kick in.
END FLASHBACK
Then, they came across the place where their graduation photo was taken.
FLASHBACK
One.....two.....three.......the camera flashed, and just in time, Lizzie kissed Gordo on the cheek. The whole school would see it, but that's really what she did that for. She also did that in hopes of letting Gordo know how she felt. Little did she know that the kiss was the start of their relationship.
END FLASHBACK
After exploring the place for a while, it was time for them to go onstage.
"How is everyone tonight?" Lizzie asked, and got an enthusiastic reply form the students.
Gordo got to his microphone and said, "There's something that a lot of you people don't know about us. We're former students of this school." That made the school give out a loud cheer.
Gordo continued, "And a lot of stuff happened here that got us where we are today. Needless to say, that's where both Lizzie and I started to realize our feeling for one another, and here we are today, engaged and getting married in eight months."
"We'd also like to congratulate Miranda and Larry, who are engaged as well."
After a long cheer, they started playing. This one going to be one hell of a night.