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Skylar has always wanted to become an actress, but she always had a fear of speaking in front of people and that is holding her back from her full potential. Her favorite teacher wants to help her get out of her shell. Skylar loves that her teacher, Ms. Gomez cares so much about her. Ms. Gomez is always there for her, she is like Skylar’s other “mom”. Ms. Gomez treats Skylar as her own child. Skylar has a project due for french class and they have to present in front of the whole class. Ms. Gomez knows that she is very shy. So every time Ms. Gomez encourages her to believe in herself and tells her that she can do anything she puts your heart too. She see potential in Skylar and wants her to make her dreams become her reality. One day Skylar was working at her part time job at Billy’s Diner, which is also her grandfather’s diner. Everybody from Skylar’s high school goes there. Skylar saw the popular girl from school named Ariana and her friends who she is always bossing around all the time walk in. Skylar was with her best friend named Benjamin and her sister named Belle, Skylar calls him Ben for short and he calls her Sky. Ben was drinking a milkshake at the bar that Skylar made for him. …show more content…
“Didn’t I tell you already I can’t remember, But I’ll tell you anyways.” “Ariana and I were best friends in like 3rd grade, but she started being mean to me telling me that I couldn’t become an actress, so I stopped talking to her then Ben came and him and I have been best friends ever since.” said

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