Abby Lee Dance: A Short Story

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Movie’s of Meanwhile’s “CHLOE! POINT YOUR TOES!” Abby Lee screamed at me. I was on the verge of tears. “CHLOE IF YOU MESS UP ONE MORE TIME, THAT WILL BE THE LAST TIME YOU EVER DO ANYTHING!” Abby shouted. “Yes, Miss Abby,” I stuttered. I can’t believe this, I’ve worked so hard to get my spot on the team and I’m blowing it. All I could think about was that headline. CHLOE LUKASIAK GETTING KICKED OUT OF THE ALDC? I can’t let this happen, I’ve been apart of the Abby Lee Dance Company my whole life. Who knows if this is true, but Abby’s going to kill me if I don’t start making corrections. Okay, step, step, shoulders back, turn, changement, glissade, arabesque, arms, pique and land. Yes! I nailed it! Uh oh, or did I? Why is Abby glaring at me? …show more content…

This has to be how I can get out of here. So, I whirled around the corner to the bathroom. Okay first door on the right, or first door on the left? I think it was the first door on the left. I swung open the door and what I saw in there, you wouldn’t believe. There were thousands of tiny dried up souls. I quickly shut the door and agreed that it was definitely the door on the right. I dashed across the hall to what hopefully was the bathroom this time. As I entered the bathroom, I sat down to help myself calm down on what I had just saw. After I settled down I got up so I could write Meanwhile on the mirror, but was stopped by a loud banging on the door. Oh no! It’s probably Ursula wondering what’s taking me so long. I peered my head out the door and it was the same redhead that was at the …show more content…

That’s it! The End! Sometimes bad things can help for the good. I quickly waved goodbye at my new friends. Then I clicked my heels three times, closed my eyes and shouted at the top of my lungs, “THE END!” The noise stopped and I opened my eyes as Abby scooped me up in her arms and exclaimed “CHLOE! That was beautiful!” “What?” I confusedly asked. “You did amazing! I’ve never seen you dance like that before!” she cried. “Thank you Miss Abby,” I replied. I sure had an eventful day and it ended a lot better than I thought it would have. I met a lot of new friends and got very close with a certain one. I’ll never forget my day of Meanwhiles, it will always be a great memory to have and story to tell. But this definitely taught me that I should never jump to conclusions cause the outcome could be very different. Though I was glad to be back I was very sad to have made and lost new friends so quickly. I started toward the studio and was interrupted by the bell on the door ringing. I turned my head over to a very familiar looking face. The familiar face blurted out “Hi, I’m