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Sarah Carerra Book 3 - Concerto in A-
By Megan Campbell
(Released: April 2, 2012)
Chapter 10 - Adams Center Arena
"Whoa," Madison said as I stepped out of the shower Saturday morning. I
jumped slightly, since I thought she was still asleep. If I had known
that she was awake, I probably would have wrapped a towel around myself.
"You, Megan, are in excellent shape!"
I laughed. I knew she was talking about more than how toned my muscles
were as a result of the constant exercise involved in putting on a tour.
I knew that any doubts she'd had about me and my gender had just been
answered.
"I do a lot of dancing and stuff," I replied in an offhanded tone that
indicated it was nothing special. She promptly laughed, but it was
enough time for me to start pulling on underwear and getting dressed for
the day. She was still chuckling when she undressed and slipped into the
shower herself. It was already 9:00 AM. I couldn't remember the last
time I had slept in this late on a concert day. I might be able to get
through the day without taking a nap for once.
Once I was dressed, had my makeup on, and had pinned the wig I opened
the door to my bedroom. Madison was still in the shower, but at least
she was up. That was more than I could say for most of the other girls
on my bus. Only Charlotte was up, and she had already gone into the
house to shower and get ready. If the others wanted breakfast they were
going to need to get up soon since we would be leaving for the venue
before too long.
As I roused each of them I got to experience a completely different side
of the girls: it was the first time that they were actually unhappy to
see me. I laughed lightly as they started to stir and stepped off the
bus to make the short trip to the house for some breakfast.
Even at this hour there was a small group of people parked at the edge
of the property. They cheered when I stepped out, but all they got was a
wave. I didn't have time to interact with them this morning if I was
going to be ready to leave for the venue myself, and I really wanted
some breakfast.
It was another hour before we were ready to leave. All of the girls had
been showered and fed, I had managed to eat some breakfast between the
phone interviews that I had to do and the schedules I had to go over
with Amy. I'd even had a chance to hug my mom to help provide me a very
small amount of "family" time before I had to revert to the role I would
be playing all day once again.
I longed for the ability to be open with my family while dressed as
Sarah, but that wasn't something I was going to be able to do if I
wanted to have a normal life outside of the spotlight.
The bus was crowded as we pulled out of my cousin's property. Not only
were all of the girls still on board, but we had my family, Amy, and
both of my security guards, Cole and Mason, with us. At least it was a
short trip.
It was just before 11:00 when the bus pulled into a one-way road that
would take us through a parking lot and in a loop around the Adams
Center to the load-in doors. The circuitous route around the front of
the Adams Center meant that we had to drive right past where the radio
stations were setting up their booths and the crowds were already
forming. People were excitedly waving at us, and the girls were having a
blast waving back. I didn't have the heart to tell them that nobody
would be able to see them.
Once we had passed the security check and the bus had pulled into the
designated load-in area I was beginning to feel the tingle that always
preceded the rush that performing gave me. I grabbed my guitar case from
my room before joining everyone else exiting the bus. When I finally
stepped off there was a cheer from nearby, and I waved at the few people
who were poking their head above the fence. Then I followed Cole and
Mason down the tunnel that would lead us to the show floor. I didn't get
far before Dad took my guitar case from me, and I happily led my small
entourage into the venue empty-handed.
Rosemary, who was my events coordinator, was waiting for us as we
reached the bottom. She was in charge of everything about putting on one
of my concerts. She quickly handed out a security pass to each girl. The
rest of us were already wearing our normal security passes that we used
at each concert. As each of the girls pulled the lanyards over their
heads, I saw that they had huge smiles. Getting that pass usually made
people feel important, and it wasn't often that fans received these
types of passes. They would have access to nearly every single area of
the venue tonight.
"Sound check is in 15 minutes," Rosemary told me, giving me another
reminder of the schedule even though I had already memorized the agenda
for the day. "Afterward you have some time for lunch. Starshine is at
1:00 and the meet and greet starts at 4:00. Poptacular takes the stage
at 5:30 and you're on at 7:00. Early show tonight, so maybe we'll all
get a good night's rest for once."
I laughed at her last observation. Even if I was taking the stage an
hour or two before I normally did I knew that I wouldn't be getting to
sleep any earlier. It always took me a long time to come down from the
adrenaline high before I actually fell asleep. Mom had already told me
that I would be joining the family at church tomorrow morning, which
meant that I would probably be getting most of my sleep on the flight
home.
Once Rosemary had gone over all of the details that I needed to be aware
of she let me go to get ready for the sound check. I led the girls down
to the stage where I found the band finishing their preparations.
"Hi guys!" I greeted them happily. It was always a good day when I got
to perform with them.
The rest of the band returned the greeting, and more than one had a
curious look on their faces as they saw the entourage that was following
me around today.
"Who are your friends?" Jason asked me. There was humor in his voice,
and when I turned back to the girls, I understood why.
"Girls, I'd like you to meet the band," I said. "The hot one you are all
staring at is Jason, the lead guitarist. The hunky one you keep giving
sideways glances at is Connor, bass guitarist. And the handsome one you
would be watching if you could see him is Stacy, the drummer. Stacy,
stand up."
The band broke out in laughter at the way I had introduced them. All of
the girls looked like they were in love with my band members, and for
good reason. Each of the guys worked out often and they usually caught
the eye of many of the girls who made it backstage at one of my
concerts. When Stacy stood up from behind his drums there was a soft
intake of breath from my new friends, which set the band off again. The
girls looked a bit embarrassed.
I turned to the other two people that joined me on stage. "Those lovely
ladies are Sophie and Holly," I told Maddie's friends and Sophie and
Holly returned greetings to them.
"These exceptional young women are Tori, Rachel, Charlotte, and Lily," I
told the band while pointing to each of the girls. "And you remember
Madison?"
There were nods from the band members, which created a smile on Maddie's
face. They had met briefly before my ill-fated appearance on the 'Wake
Up!' show. They were also aware that she had helped me co-write 'Friends
Forever'.
"They are getting the full experience this weekend," I told the band.
Once the introductions had been completed I directed the girls to some
chairs they could watch from, and the rest of us got to work.
---
When I stepped into The Observatory for the Starshine meeting later that
afternoon I was met with a shriek. Shrieks weren't uncommon during this
part of the day, but this shriek was not one of excitement. Instead,
somebody was very upset. I glanced around before I was mobbed by the
group of girls who had been waiting for me and found a beautiful blonde
girl scowling in the corner. She looked pissed off! Luckily, she wasn't
scowling at me.
Once the initial rush of adrenaline that the majority of the girls had
at meeting me for the first time started to wane and we moved to the
chairs to start the meeting, I got a chance to talk with the scowling
girl.
"No! What are they doing here?" she accused me, not even greeting me at
all.
Immediately my smile hardened. Every single person in this room had been
invited to the opportunity of spending some time with me. I had never
had someone react this way before! I turned to see who she was pointing
at and found her glowering at Maddie and her friends.
"Excuse me?" I asked the girl. Unlike the others in the room who had won
contests on the Starlight Cosmetic's website or in local events, the
five girls behind me had been personally selected to attend this meeting
by me. Having that decision questioned by somebody whom I didn't even
know was starting to sour my mood.
"Michelle," Madison greeted the girl in an unfriendly tone. "It's so
nice to see you again."
"You guys know each other?" I asked Madison. Madison and all four of the
girls that I now considered my friends nodded.
Before any more explanation could be given, Michelle spoke up once
again.
"Sarah," she told me in a superior tone. "You may not want these girls
here today. They have a bit of a...disreputable reputation."
I felt my jaw drop, and I knew I looked shocked! Michelle started
nodding her head to affirm what she thought had shocked me. In reality,
however, I was shocked at her accusation. I may have only met some of
these girls, but I'd known Madison my entire life and I never would have
described her like that!
"Michelle," I said sweetly after I was able to regain my composure.
"Thank you for your opinion, but they are still welcome here. If you
have a problem with them, you are welcome to leave."
It was Michelle's turn to be shocked. "But Madison--"
"Madison is one of my best friends!" I nearly yelled at her. I didn't
know what she was going to accuse Maddie of, but I didn't want to hear
it. "I've known her my whole life. She helped me co-write the song
'Friends Forever'. I think I know who Madison is!"
Michelle's shoulders fell. Whatever problem she had with Maddie and her
friends she had just realized that I wasn't going to be on her side. A
moment later she started to waver in place. I could tell she was
debating whether she should stay or not.
"Look," I told her. "I don't know what is going on between you and
Maddie. But if you BOTH can put it aside I would like both of you to
stay." I made sure that Madison knew that I didn't want to hear it from
her either. The Starshine meetings were supposed to be happy. They were
supposed to be a chance for me to get to know a select few of my fans
better than a simple meet-and-greet could. I didn't need this hostility,
and I definitely didn't want it interfering with the experience the
girls not involved in this feud were having. Most of them, especially
the younger ones, were staring at us like they couldn't believe there
was a fight happening when they were supposed to be spending time with
me.
After a moment, Madison nodded. I turned back to Michelle and she did
the same. I nodded to show that this was past us, and I motioned for
everyone to take their seats.
Nothing else was said as we started the requisite presentation that
Starlight had come up with. When we broke out and each of the girls got
a chance to play with the makeup, Stephanie and I usually went around
separately meeting with them. I made sure that I started with Michelle.
When I sat down next to her I saw her wipe away a tear. She looked up at
me, and I knew that she was upset with herself and the way that she had
reacted.
"I'm sorry, Sarah," she said before glancing to make sure that we
wouldn't be overhead. "It's just that those girls are so mean! This is
the last place I ever expected to see them. I was so excited to meet
you, and then they showed up! I just...I just..."
"It's okay," I said as I hugged her. "I was surprised. I've known
Madison a long time. She's like family to me, and sometimes that blinds
us to things." I let go of her, and then reached for a tissue to let her
dry her eyes. She was going to have to start over with her makeup,
because whatever mascara she was wearing had run, unlike the stuff I was
peddling. "Tell me what's wrong. Perhaps I can help."
Her face lit up at the realization that I hadn't completely sided with
Madison. It looked like she had been crushed when one of her idols had
nearly yelled at her, and that wasn't what I wanted her to remember when
she went to bed tonight.
"I don't know why they hate me," she cried softly, and I could tell that
she was on the verge of tears again. "I met them when I moved here at
the beginning of the year. I tried to be friends with them, but they
just pushed me away. I don't have a lot of friends at school, but they
are the worst people I know."
I grimaced. None of this sounded like Madison to me. Something must have
happened. I talked with Michelle for a bit longer. She was a nice girl.
It sounded like she'd had a rough time lately. Her father had passed
away just before Christmas last year, and she and her mom had come to
Missoula to live with her grandmother.
I then cycled through talking to the other girls, patiently waiting for
the time that I could speak with Madison. Eventually, it came.
"What's the deal with Michelle?" I asked her as I sat down. I didn't
want to hedge around the problem at all. She looked taken aback for a
moment, but answered me.
"She stole Charlotte's boyfriend," Madison replied. I rolled my eyes. I
shouldn't have been surprised that this was a boy problem. I'd heard
enough about boy problems during these Starshine meetings to write a
book. It looked like this wasn't any different. Madison saw my reaction,
and immediately turned defensive. "She showed up, and Tommy just left
Charlotte! They were soul mates!"
I chuckled, which was the wrong thing to do. Madison glowered at me. I
highly doubted that Charlotte and this Tommy were soul mates. More
likely they weren't even in love. My own love life might be rather non-
existent, but I knew enough to know that teen romances rarely lasted.
"So Michelle is dating Tommy?" I asked Madison.
"No," Maddie shook her head. "They never dated."
"Then how did Michelle steal Charlotte's boyfriend?" I asked the obvious
question.
Madison huffed. "You don't understand, Megan!" she said heatedly, but
quietly enough that nobody would hear her use of my real name.
"Obviously," I replied. "Because I don't see how you can blame Michelle
for Tommy's wandering eye. I bet she doesn't even like Tommy."
The look Madison gave me confirmed my suspicions. She knew that Michelle
hadn't done anything intentionally to harm Charlotte, and she didn't
even have an interest in the boy in question.
"Do you only hate her for Charlotte's sake?" I asked. Madison deflated
immediately. "Maddie," I said caringly. "You know better than that."
Madison shook her head, and I knew she didn't want to talk to me anymore
at the moment, so I moved on.
"What do you think of Tommy?" I asked while sitting down next to
Charlotte. She scowled, and I knew there was resentment in that answer.
"I hate that jerk," she told me.
"Do you blame Michelle?" I asked next. She gritted her lips, and I could
tell that she didn't. She used Michelle as an outlet for the hurt and
pain that she felt for Tommy. "Then why do you treat her that way? She
just wants to be your friend. Did you know that she thinks you should be
a model?"
Charlotte's eyes opened wide. Charlotte had told me last night that she
aspired to become a model herself one day.
"Think about it," I said before moving on once again. Charlotte hadn't
said much, but I knew that I had opened her eyes. In the short time that
I had spent with Michelle I had already learned everything I needed to
know to tell me that Michelle would fit right in with their group. They
had so many common interests, and Michelle was a great girl. But it was
going to take something more to open that door.
"Guess what," I told Michelle when I sat down across from her once more.
She lit up immediately.
"What?" she asked in a tentative voice. She was excited, but she
couldn't voice her hopes. That was okay, because she would likely be
wrong if she tried.
"You just became one of my best friends for the day," I replied. "You
are going to join me and my other best friends for an exclusive look
into what it is like to perform a concert."
She stared, stunned at my offer! If she knew who my other friends were,
she didn't complain. All I did was smile.
---
I stepped back from the microphone to collect myself once again after
singing 'My Hero' for the crowd. I made eye contact with my mom, and she
nodded. This time, her nod had a different meaning. I had managed to get
a few minutes alone with her and had told her my plan. Now, she was
encouraging me to put it into motion.
I approached the microphone once again as the cheer from the audience
started to die and removed it from its stand. I wanted to be mobile for
this.
"How many of you have friends?" I asked the crowd while raising my hand.
Another cheer swept the audience, and many arms went into the air.
"Well, I think we can safely say we all have friends," I said, which
caused a small bit of laughter. "I'm happy to say that I consider all of
you my friends." Another cheer swamped the small venue. I looked down to
see Madison and the other girls cheering just as hard. They had been
given excellent seats in the first row.
When the noise softened to the point that I could talk again, I
implemented my plan.
"I want to introduce you all to some very special people," I told the
audience. Then I looked straight at Madison and the girls whom I had
spent the night with. I motioned them up to the stage, causing each of
them to look back at me in shock. I hadn't warned them about this at
all. Slowly, they stood up and made their way to the side of the stage
where they could climb the stairs and reach me. While they were moving I
turned back to the other girl who had been sitting next to them and
motioned for her to join them. Michelle eagerly leapt out of her seat
and ran after the other girls. Their relationship was still strained,
but it was improving.
Eventually the girls made it onto the stage, and I lined them up exactly
where I needed them to stand.
"I had the rare opportunity to invite these girls to spend the night on
my tour bus last night," I told the crowd. "I'd like you to meet Tori,
Rachel, Charlotte, Lily, and Michelle," I introduced the girls. "Say
hello, girls."
They looked uncomfortable to be standing on the stage in front of so
many people, but they waved to the crowd. I didn't have the heart to
tell them that this was actually one of the smaller audiences on my tour
schedule. I couldn't imagine what they would be feeling if they had been
on stage at the Indiana State Fair!
I then turned to the girl who was standing right next to me. "And this
amazing young woman is Madison Campbell. I've known Madison my entire
life. It was a sad day when she left Los Angeles to move up here. If you
are excited to be here tonight, you've got Maddie to thank. I wanted to
give her the ability to come to one of my concerts, so I brought a
concert to her."
Maddie looked shocked at my admission, which made me laugh. I thought
she knew that she and her family were the reason I was performing here.
"A lot of my fans know who Chloe is," I continued. "She co-wrote a
number of songs with me. But one of those songs was also co-written with
the help of Madison." I turned toward Maddie now.
"Maddie, I hope the two of us remain 'Friends Forever'."
A loud beat of Stacy's drums launched us into the song. Jason and Connor
joined him a moment later, and I watched as Madison and the other girls
started to look around nervously as the dancers and I started to move
around them. However, I positioned them in an area where they wouldn't
interfere with the choreography, and still gave me a chance to interact
with them during the parts where I wasn't moving in sync with the
dancers.
When I started singing the first verse that talked about how lame life
was when I wasn't able to spend time with my friends I started to move
along the girls. A hug here, a touch there - each of them got a personal
moment during the verse where I let them know how happy I was to have
them on the stage with me. Even Michelle was having the time of her
life.
I fell back into the choreography when we started the first chorus, only
to join my friends again when it came to an end. The second verse talked
about all the fun we had when we were together. It talked about the
trouble we got in and the memories that we made. I got the girls to
dance with me a bit before breaking out again into the chorus and
choreography. They moved a little, but they didn't really have any idea
of what to do. But it looked like they were having fun.
As the second chorus came to a close we moved into a slower portion of
the song where I reiterated how I hoped to remain friends with them
forever. When I finished singing that part of the song I dropped into
silence as the music continued, but I started dancing next to the girls
again until they started imitating what I was doing.
A moment later the music stopped, and with only a small strum from
Jason's guitar I sang a portion of the chorus once more. The girls
stopped dancing, wondering what was going on. But once I moved into the
chorus again the music returned and they started moving along with the
dancers and me once more.
It wasn't long before the song started to come to a close, and not long
after that the crowd erupted into applause once again. But my attention
was on the five girls on stage with me. I pulled them close into a group
hug, and as we broke up I saw some tears in the eyes of some of the
girls. They started hugging each other in pairs when the group hug broke
up, and I smiled broadly when I watched Charlotte wrap her arms around
Michelle.
---
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