Before I get into what this chapter is about, I'd like to say sorry Abby, but I kinda had to, you just messed up too well for this not to become a chapter. If you're reading this, just know that anyone could of made that mistake, even myself, so don't worry about it.

Alright, onto what this chapter is about. Today, I auditioned for the school play, Romeo and Juliet. Fun Fact, we will be sword fighting with real swords, soooooooo, yeah, kinda scared for my life, but the director said they'd be dull enough so we couldn't accidentally injure someone.

Anyways, the extreme awkwardness. Me and my friend Abby had to act out this scene from the play, and it was the scene in which Romeo and Juliet kiss, so that kinda made it awkward between us, but it got worse

One of my other friends, let's call her Sam for absolutely no reason, walked over to me and Abby and asked is what we were gonna substitute the kiss with, and then Abby replied with "We're just gonna go for it."

*insert extreme laughter*

Ok, so, Abby didn't know about the mistake until I started laughing, sorry again, and then started apologizing. May I add that it wasn't the end?

Later, Abby makes a similar mistake by asking me "What are we gonna do for the kiss?" I started laughing again and banged my head against the railing I was leaning on at the time.

Also, I kinda scared her in a scene we acted out before the awkwardness began. Also Abby, you were the one who chose to have me as a partner, not me.

Anyways, forgetting about the incident, before the auditions started, I was showing my friends the different thing that could go wrong if you tried to jump on the stage, and face planted on the stage floor.

Right now, I'm just waiting for callbacks, but last night, I had this though. It would suck if you were casted as either Romeo or Juliet when you're a freshman. I'm a freshman. It would suck. Especially if a good friend of mine, Abby, Sam, etc., got casted as Juliet.

I think this chapter has gone on long enough now, so I'll take my leave. This is TT, signing out!

Fact: This might be one of the few things I can top Sam in, considering she doesn't know much about Shakespeare, but I do, soooooooooooo, yeah.