Choloe-Personal Narrative

Oh, I remember that trip! Chloe had gotten drenched because her younger brother had emptied a bucket of ocean water on her, while we were tanning at the beach. I reminisce while looking through the old pictures of me and Chloe. These photos are like snapshots of the most amazing times of my life. I can’t stand the thought of losing her so I decide to go see her while she is at rehearsals for the play that she is directing. I reach 2 hours before the play is scheduled to start, so I can get the chance to talk to her. I enter the community theater building and walk down the aisle that leads to the stage where Chloe is standing. I walk over to her and tap her shoulder. She turns and looks at me with surprise and confusion swirling in her eyes.
“Of course, I forgive you, Beth and I will always be your best friend.”
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Today is our first day of shooting after our week long break. I haven’t seen or talked to Dylan since the night of the movie premiere since it was the Friday night before break. I pull up to the studio and prepare myself as I make my way down to the Matched set. As I open the black doors, my eyes immediately start to search for the mop of brown hair and set of blue eyes that I have wronged. I see Dylan at the snack table and am about to walk up to him, but my manager yanked me the other direction.
“Ow, Evelyn! You almost dislocated my shoulder! And why did you pull me over, I really have to go apologize to Dylan for what you made me do.”
“No. You are not going to go apologize to him, you have done nothing wrong. If anything he needs to apologize to you for not going to the premiere with you.” Evelyn says as if it’s the most obvious thing in the world.
“Wow, Evelyn, that is by far the most conceited thing I have ever heard you say. I thought that you were going to help me adjust to the lifestyle of an actor, that’s why I hired you. I never realized that instead you were turning me into a