“That’s awesome, Auggie,” I said. “Well, I was just calling to tell you I miss you and hope you’re having a good year.
Feel free to call me whenever you want, okay, Auggie? You know I love you always.”
“I love you, too, Miranda!” “Say hi to Via for me. Tell her I miss her.” “I will. Bye!” “Bye!”
Extraordinary, but No One There to See
Neither my mother nor my father could come see the play on opening night: my mother because she had this thing at work,
and my dad because his new wife was going to have her baby any second now, and he had to be on call.
Zack couldn’t come to opening night, either: he had a volleyball game against Collegiate he couldn’t miss.
In fact, he had wanted me to miss the opening night so I could come cheer him on.
My “friends” all went to the game, of course, because all their boyfriends were playing.
Even Ella didn’t come. Given a choice, she chose the crowd. So on opening night no one that was remotely close to me was even there.
And the thing is, I realized in my third or fourth rehearsal that I was good at this acting thing.
I felt the part. I understood the words I spoke. I could read the lines as if they were coming from my brain and my heart.
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