Personal Narrative Fiction

Pretending that nothing had happened with Chris had slowly gotten easier over the past few months. The two girls definitely weren't as close as they had been before; plus, now Caitlyn had days where she was just mopey and would lock herself up in her room...thankfully those times were indistinguishable from the days that she just wanted to game for hours. But it was better than it had been when Chris had said she was going to leave....as uncomfortable as their situation could sometimes be, she didn't want her big sister gone from her life, Caitlyn missed her far too much when she wasn't around. "Yeah. She's got a really nice voice, I didn't know that she could sing." Caitlyn smiled a bit, eager for the school musical and happy to make small talk about it. A shy girl, she loved being able to dress up and pretend to be someone else, someone a little more brave; or, she supposed in Red Riding Hood's case, blissfully unaware of the danger.

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Stop! I can't take you seriously when you do that." Caitlyn had erupted into a fit of giggles in the middle of her and Alex's rehearsal. Things had been going great at first, Alex was really patient and offered her lots of good advice on how to improve. But as they progressed through the script, Alex had taken it upon herself to play the Big Bad Wolf and exploded into her own rendition of 'Hello Little Girl'. It was easier to not laugh during the scene when Tim Reynolds had sang it to her during rehearsal at school; the boy was tall and had a scraggly beard that made him look a bit more feral. Alex though had decided to sing two octaves lower and had been so over the top in her prowling that Caitlyn couldn't do anything but laugh at